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Whole amps and handfuls of ohms aren't that rare, they actually match pretty well to what comes out of the wall socket. And that 1.8v or 0.85v or whatever it is
by tbrownaw 16y ago
Whole amps and handfuls of ohms aren't that rare, they actually match pretty well to what comes out of the wall socket. And that 1.8v or 0.85v or whatever it is these days space heater that runs your computer takes really quite a lot of amps.
- ori_b 16y agoOn the other hand, Farads or Teslas...
- amalcon 16y agoCoulombs are my favorite, because it's the fundamental amount of "something" (as opposed to "something per time") that most of these can be traced back to: Ampere = Coulomb/second Farad = Coulomb/volt
- Benjo 16y agoYes, but >=kiloamps and <=milliohms are that rare, which makes it seem like the whole scale is off by a factor of 1000 or so.
- sliverstorm 16y agoFrankly, I have always appreciated that Ohms are almost never partial. milliohms are a rare occurrence, and I just think that's great and works out well, IMHO. Amps being too large is unfortunate, but it's not a big deal.