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Re: volts and amps again
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Posted by CH on January 24, 2004 at 14:02:36 from (24.58.131.129):
In Reply to: volts and amps again posted by Drill on January 23, 2004 at 07:58:21:
I work for a German companyand deal with it daily. We should have switched to metric 35 years ago when the government put up all the billboards and other adds. Nobody likes change. We still have amps and volts. Everybody technical measures energy in joules, potential difference in volts, current in amps (Oh by the way, it flows from negitive to positive). Hey, that would mean it flows from the nozzle back to spicket.
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