Re: [Chrysler300] Bench Testing Chrysler 300 clocks, radios, exc...

["Ron Stewart" <ronstewart31@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

gezz,s this is great info, along with the dues we get a science lesson 
thanks c300 ron
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To: "Jerry Lindsay" <jerrylindsay.300h@xxxxxxxxxxx>; <mgoodknight@xxxxxxxx>; 
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Jerry, The direction of current flow is rather inconsequential. Electrons 
actually move in a wire from negative toward positive. This is referred to 
as "electron theory" and has been proven. Thomas Edison origanally said 
current flow was from positive to negative and many books were written 
referring to this theory. It is called "conventional theory". True direction 
of current flow "electron theory" was proven with vacumm tubes in approx 
1910.
Bob Blohm
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Current does not "flow" it's a constant.

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All I can remember is that current flows one way and electrons the other.
The little rascals move so fast, though, that I've never been able to
catch them at it!
Joe

In a message dated 5/13/2010 4:15:25 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
mgoodknight@xxxxxxxx<mailto:mgoodknight%40juno.com> writes:

Direction of current flow is somewhat philosophical. What we do know is
that electrons move from (-) to (+).
-------------mg

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From: Sheldon Wotring <swotring@xxxxxxx<mailto:swotring%40ptd.net>>
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Subject: Re: [Chrysler300] Bench Testing Chrysler 300 clocks, radios,
exc...
Date: Wed, 12 May 2010 19:41:41 -0400

>
>
> A better explanation is that direct current (DC) flows from + to -.
>
>
A minor point, but DC current actually flows from - to +.
Sheldon
PA

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