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Articles about anything electricity related always seem to contain many fundamental errors. Example: "120 volts of power". Volts is a unit of voltage,
by etimberg 5y ago
Articles about anything electricity related always seem to contain many fundamental errors. Example: "120 volts of power". Volts is a unit of voltage,
- grammarprofess 5y agoIt's not a practical error. It implies level 1 charging.
- SigmundA 5y agoHappens everywhere hardly anyone seems to know the difference between amps, volts, watts ,watt-hours, ac or dc. Somewhat related horsepower and torque and their relationship to each other is completely misunderstood by almost everyone I know. This stuff should really be taught at a young age, its not hard and applies to so many things around us in our daily lives.
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- perilunar 5y agoNews articles about everything contain fundamental errors, but we only notice it when we have some understanding of the field. It's the "Gell-Mann Amnesia".