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| Ok ..I have Maggie 1.7is on Magnarisers but one keeps blowing the "tweeter" Yes. If the fuse to fuse holder contact clips are not holding the fuse end caps tight remove the fuse from the fuse holder and carefully squeeze the fuse holder clips together using a pair of needle nose pliers. Carefully, you don’t need much. Re... | |
| Ok ..I have Maggie 1.7is on Magnarisers but one keeps blowing the "tweeter" @jkf011 I will throw this one out there. You never said how long you can listen to the speaker loud until the fuse blows. First if there was a short circuit the fuse would blow immediately. So that can be ruled out. There is another thing tha... | |
| How Electricity Actually Works I think the simple answer to "Does this have implications for audio cabling" is no. I didn’t see anything in the presentation that would make a whit of difference anymore than it would to television, refrigeration, lighting, power recliners, coff... | |
| How Electricity Actually Works @deludedaudiophile Thanks for the response. Your comments are on par with things I have read since 2010 on the subject matter. I read nothing in your post that differed from what the Late Ralph Morrison, Herman (agon member), the Late almarg (... | |
| How Electricity Actually Works @deludedaudiophile Thanks for the thoughtful and intelligent response. I still have a problem wrapping my mind around some of it. For one you can create a magnetic field from an electric field. And an electric field can be created from a magneti... | |
| How Electricity Actually Works deludedaudiophile 210 posts 05-04-2022 at 08:14am @jea48 I skimmed it. What were you questioning? @deludedaudiophile I wasn’t questioning anything the educator had to say. I just wanted to see if you agreed.... . | |
| How Electricity Actually Works @czarivey Current doesn’t carry the signal. The electric charge moves too slow... As slow as cold Maple Syrup. Electrons don’t carry the signal either. They pretty much vibrate in place and hardly move at all. And the signal definitely does not f... | |
| How Electricity Actually Works @deludedaudiophile , and @czarivey Your thoughts... Understanding Electricity and Circuits: What the Text Books ... . | |
| How to tell if your AC wiring needs an upgrade @ozzy It's easy to check. Just use your multimeter and measure the voltage from either of the power contacts on a receptacle on the Niagara to the ground contact. If balanced power you will measure 60V nominal. | |
| How to tell if your AC wiring needs an upgrade @ozzy Is the AC voltage output of the Niagara 7000 Balanced power? 60V - 0V - 60V? If yes that would create problems for the "(Receptacle Tester)". It’s not designed to be connected to a balanced power system. L to N Voltage it will measure... | |
| How Electricity Actually Works czarivey 4,837 posts 05-02-2022 at 11:37am @jea48 In all of the books of electronics and electrical engineering, the electric signal through the conductor is the ordered motion of electrons @czarivey This guy wrote a f... | |
| How Electricity Actually Works @deludedaudiophile said: Good reason to use coaxial cable Glad you mentioned coaxial cables. Great example for the discussion of this thread. Here is how an AC signal travels in a coax cable. Note the signal does not flow in the center conduc... | |
| How Electricity Actually Works deludedaudiophile 169 posts 05-01-2022 at 07:29am This does have implications for our audio cabling... What implication would that be? Most obvious is why the dielectric, insulation, used to cover the bare conductor ... | |
| How Electricity Actually Works electric signal travels through the conductor approximately 5c i.e. 5 speeds of light. @czarivey What is the carrier through the conductor at such a high speed? Not electrons... Not electric charge... b | |
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