herman
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| directional cables? It doesn't apply an electromagnetic wave as without a completed circuit such as connecting a cable between the source component and the downstream component, there will be no current flow. Thank you for coming up with an example that conclusively... | |
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| directional cables? Jea, I appreciate your enthusiasm but there is a huge disconnect between the facts and your over-simplified version of what is happening. Yes, I've heard it all. I taught electronic circuits for 10 years.I have no idea what your point is. We were ... | |
| directional cables? Yea, I hate it when my posts get deleted for seemingly no reason. I would be happy to entertain your rebuttal but my mind is pretty much made up :>) I'm sticking with the idea that flow means something moving in one direction.I also believe you... | |
| directional cables? Jea, I'm sorry I didn't explain myself well enough as you have completely missed my point.If you take the time to read and think about my last few posts you will see my point has nothing to do with fuses or motor plates or amp clamps or anything l... | |
| Why not horns? Johnk, Looking at your system it raises an interesting question, what is a horn loudspeaker? In my mind you have a hybrid system that uses some principles of true horn design with more conventional non-horn characteristics, like the bass module an... | |
| Why not horns? Dartford, I accept your assessment of what you heard. I am curious what horns you have heard. I realize that might be an extensive list and not worth the bother of recalling but given our diametrically opposed experiences it might help understand ... | |
| directional cables? ..Rrog.. | |
| directional cables? Sorry, one more thought and I'm done. As far as I can see we've pretty much flogged this to death.If that makes no sense, then there are countless physics and electronics texts which make no sense as "flow" is commonly used to describe electric cu... | |
| directional cables? You can't give me an example of an alternating flow and use the one we are debating i.e. alternating current. Come up with one that does not involve AC.As for your defense that it is convention, well, that doesn't mean it is a correct. Textbooks a... | |
| directional cables? So here is the problem. I don't know why I didn't see this before. You are hung up on the term "alternating current" as if that was an accurate description of the phenomenon. Current in a general sense implies there is a forward motion. If I say t... | |
| directional cables? Oh, Oh, OH.........Mr simply Q,,,, a thousand apologies. A light bulb just went off in my head. I sincerely and completely apologize for lumping you in with others who clearly are defending their position just to be contrary. I see now that you tr... | |
| directional cables? Mr. Blues, you lost me on that one.Mr rog, I believe we have come to an agreement. I agree that " it would pretty much be considered an industry standard that the arrow markings on cables point in the direction of the signal flow." However, that d... | |
| directional cables? I get it now, you have redefined the word flow to suit your purpose. Everybody else in the world defines it as something that is moving forward, progressing. I would say that energy flowed in an AC circuit but the electrons vibrate about a fixed p... | |
| directional cables? UH, yes you did. That has been the crux of the disagreement. Please go back and read through the thread and you will find this exchange.Me.......Because the electrons do not flow in a power distribution system.You.......Yes, they do. There would b... |