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  • Sunking
    Solar Fanatic
    • Feb 2010
    • 23301

    #16
    Originally posted by SpaceOddacy
    So, is that why cars rust so fast *eluding environmental conditions*
    No. Today's car only use the frame ground as a battery return for the starter in some cases. Everything else electronic uses a dedicated return conductor, and is isolated from chassis. Well unless you live somewhere other than the civilized world like Cuba or in John's world whre they still use bailing wire and duct tape to build things.
    MSEE, PE

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    • SpaceOddacy
      Solar Fanatic
      • Oct 2010
      • 107

      #17
      Originally posted by Sunking
      No. Today's car only use the frame ground as a battery return for the starter in some cases. Everything else electronic uses a dedicated return conductor, and is isolated from chassis. Well unless you live somewhere other than the civilized world like Cuba or in John's world whre they still use bailing wire and duct tape to build things.
      HAHA, I guess I am out of luck .
      But what if you use 12% and only get 8% energy return not filling a battery completely off the solar array- is this considered a cycle? Mmmmmmm mauh brain's sizzling
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      [quote] If a pigeon had his brains it would fly sideways [/quote]

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