Kapanadze and other FE discussion

[Thaelin]

This is why I quit reading a lot of threads here. If you have discourse with something, discuss it like adults and bring your proof with you. Try this on Fermi Labs and see what happens.

[kolbacict]

A voltmeter cannot show 10.4 volts across a 3 ohm resistor at a current of 1.3 amperes. Impossible.

Maybe he means that there is also reactance for AC that is added to these three ohms?
Which is about that  he silent.

[bistander]

rakarskiy, ...
A voltmeter cannot show 10.4 volts across a 3 ohm resistor at a current of 1.3 amperes. Impossible. Since I have exhausted all efforts to help you, please consult your local physics teacher.

Hello Sergh,
Nice attempt. I also recommend consultation of local physics teacher long ago to rakarskiy. Sadly, he does not.

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Rakarskiy,
A year or two ago I pointed out your error in applying Ampere's Force Law. But you persist, believing yourself smarter than all the engineers and scientists for the past couple centuries. ...

And there was this:

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Energy is the derivative of power with respect to time, ...

Hi Rakarskiy,
You got that backwards.
bi

We tried.
bi

[Sergh]

Maybe he means that there is also reactance for AC that is added to these three ohms?

He claims a mechanical generator that does not generate megahertz.
In this case, he should write that the 3 ohm load resistor is not an ordinary industrial resistor with a relatively small inductance, but a coil of 1000 turns (for example).

[bistander]

Maybe he means that there is also reactance for AC that is added to these three ohms?
Which is about that  he silent.

He shows a purely resistive load of 3 Ohms.

The problem is rakarskiy just plugs numbers into any old equation without knowledge of meaning of the equation and physics fundamental to the analysis.

And then insults everyone.
bi