1k resistor.robin wrote:Right, but the wire resistance should be <1 ohm no matter what kind of wire you're using and the resistor is in the K-ohm range, so the difference in small vs. large gauge wire should be much too small by comparison to the resistor that's being used. Unless of course you're using a 1-ohm resistor to produce the midpoint
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Robin
The Emerald, it's a runner.
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Well it moves... might as well make the most of it....
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So even a 10 ohm wire would represent just a 1% change in the overall resistance of the circuit - hard to believe that's where your problem is/was?
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Robin
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Robin
I is in your loomz nibblin ur wirez
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Everything you have said makes perfect sense..robin wrote:So even a 10 ohm wire would represent just a 1% change in the overall resistance of the circuit - hard to believe that's where your problem is/was?
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I dont know is the answer.All I do know is the car is producing significantly more power than before..
Well it moves... might as well make the most of it....
Re: The Emerald, it's a runner.
Cool - Can you post up the charts? Always interested in way to make the K go quicker.
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