Posted by JMOR on February 02, 2009 at 12:10:57 from (76.187.218.177):
In Reply to: positive ground posted by Farmerpete2400 on February 01, 2009 at 09:03:54:
MN Joe said: (quoted from post at 06:51:09 02/02/09) Now Mr SKI your talking (( Polarity )) -- don't get that mixed up with the way electrons move -- they don't Move,
IF it was possible to look into a wire and see them move, then you would see the way they go, but no one can do that,
now --- DID you Know that the Earth Polarity has the possibility to change, and it has,, Many times,, but has not changed for the last 5000 years or so, but when it does change, and it will --- then your rust movement will go from Positive to Negative
YES -- U of Illinois and USAF are Wrong --- and I will be happy to tell them there Wrong, I am also a SKI ... Mr SKI....
Here are a couple of takes: (definitely not factual)
1) Model T Ford had it right with Negative ground, then Ford "fixed" it with the Model A (Pos gnd), then Ford "fixed" it again in 1956 (back to Neg Gnd).
2) Ford was almost ready to go into production with the Model A & discovered that spark was positive...investigation revealed that the coil was manufactured wrong! Henry, being the frugal man that he was, said," take too much time & money to scrap/re-manufacturer all those coils...just reverse the battery cables". Finally fixed that mistake in 1956.
3) Had it wrong with Model T, fixed it with Model A, then made it wrong again in 1956.
4) Had it right with the Model T, messed it up with the Model A, couldn't admit mistake until all the guilty players were dead & then fixed it in 1956.
5) When lightening strikes, it is an electrical discharge from a Negative cloud to a Positive Earth, so if it was good enough for God, then it was good enough for machines. Of course the main current is in the return discharge from Earth to cloud…but the Earth is still the Positive end of it.
And FINALLY,
5) It doesn't make any difference, like left/right hand threads on lug nuts, as long as user knows how it is set up, either work just fine. It is just a convention necessary to facilitate communication.
the bottom line here is electricity could care less - as long as it has a path to follow it'll be as happy as a tornado in a trailer park. :lol:
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