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Re: Re: Two Questions.Neg GndHyd
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Posted by Ron on November 14, 2000 at 11:07:13 from (155.226.255.42):
In Reply to: Re: Two Questions.Neg GndHyd posted by Corky OOps on November 14, 2000 at 04:42:47:
I respectfully disagree. The direction of current flow does not make any difference as to why there is positive or negative ground. I am an electronics engineer and when I first studied this stuff in the military (1950s) current was defined by the direction of electron flow (which is and always has been from negative to positive), but when solid state devices came along, some influential engineers apparently thought it was easier to define current flow as positive to negative and it has been that way ever since. Somewhere many years ago, I remember reading an article that talked about the "why" for positive ground, but I don't remember details. Very dimly I remember it said something about the corrosion that builds up around battery posts, but I have no idea if that was fact or speculation.
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