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Posted by B-maniac on January 31, 2007 at 19:18:59 from (207.241.132.170):
In Reply to: Re: Electrical dummy posted by John T on January 30, 2007 at 19:55:03:
Thanks John and others.Actually it is getting a little clearer. What I'm hearing is that volts are the driving force or power and amps is the pool or reserve it takes to keep that voltage force fed to maintain it's level of power. And that a starter doesn't draw on a battery , the battery voltage forces the pool of electrons (amps) into the windings of the starter and if enough is forced into it it will overcome the resistance of the engine and spin it over. In simpler terms , voltage is the muscle and amps are the oxygenated blood that feeds the muscle to ensure that it can lift the weight 20 times just as high as it did the first time. My 1950 JD "B" is tuned sharp and starts easily , even in the winter , with a 6v bat. If anything , I may change the cables to heavier guage considering what I have learned from my electrical lesson. Thanks again.
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