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archprecision
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Posted: Tue Mar 21st, 2006 05:04 am |
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| what is a good way to understand connections and related voltages? i'm finding it difficult to understand how these work. is this something i just need to memorize? is it simple and i'm just making it harder?
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Aglaia
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Posted: Tue Mar 21st, 2006 05:12 am |
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| I couldn't remember these either. The best explanation I found was at howstuffworks.com (search for transformer).
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