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pgarner · 13-09-2007, 09:50 AM

just got a new inline fuse for the amp as old has shattered in the cupboard. on reading the instructions it says to install the fuse within 15" (45cm) of the battery why is this??

if i remember correctly, in scottish schools we are taught proper physics where electricity is the flow on electrons which are negitivly charge which flow towards the protons, positive charge.

we were told at the time (around 2001) that english schools were taught conventional physics where the electricity flows from the pos to neg

can anybody please explain i have got a higher physics (a level) but cant work this 1 out.

added the poll as wanna see which way you were taught

13-09-2007, 09:50 AM	#1 (permalink)
pgarner Super Moderator Torque Junkie Car: VW Bora (184.6bhp) Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Lockerbie, SW Scotland Posts: 2,898	Electricity flow just got a new inline fuse for the amp as old has shattered in the cupboard. on reading the instructions it says to install the fuse within 15" (45cm) of the battery why is this?? if i remember correctly, in scottish schools we are taught proper physics where electricity is the flow on electrons which are negitivly charge which flow towards the protons, positive charge. we were told at the time (around 2001) that english schools were taught conventional physics where the electricity flows from the pos to neg can anybody please explain i have got a higher physics (a level) but cant work this 1 out. added the poll as wanna see which way you were taught __________________ Good news !! Winter is on the way !!