>
> Sure they do, ask any good physicist and they will
> tell you that ground is
> positive. For some reason the electronic folks
> decided that ground was
> negative. So you will find many equations in physics
> that include multiplying
> by a negative one in order to have results that make
> the "electronics right."
>
> Flame shields up
>
> Bob and Annice
> 1960 Sprite (Mk IV indiguise)
> 1967 Sprite Mk III (in progress)
Bob,
Very good point. Now that I think about it...in all of
the physics classes and electrical classes, current
flowed from negative to positive. Of course my
electronic classes were just the opposite of that...I
think the electronics professors were just a little
confused. :o))
In the world of LUCAS, current doesn't flow to
ground...it flows to "Short" aka a floating
ground...doesn't matter if it's on the positive side
or the negative side. :o)))
Dan
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Dan Dwelley
77 Midget
Alexandria, Va.
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