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Old 16-03-2004, 12:52   #7
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Re: Power supply plugs

As my old physics lecturer would say "It's not voltage, it's potential differance"
p.d. makes it so much easier to understand how you can get things like 40V from a 60V and 100V terminals (the potential difference between the 2 being 40V)
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