Ok help me out how do you build 120 volt 100 amp battery

[cletushowell]

http://sub.allaboutcircuits.com/images/10011.png
thhis
this hp formula is a bit off i fixed it
144,000/33,000=4.36363636
4+3=7+6=13+3=16=7
you can see its now perfect
but with all the codes so you can get the torque
and rpm at all different intersections
of that exact number 

[CompuTutor]

Since were already teetering
on the very edge of, umm,
I'm not even sure that
even can be defined...

Let me through this out there.

You all know this,
or at least most should.

There really is no such thing as "DC".

During my early training to work
in the high gigahertz radar area,
it was pointed out that even
unipolar current is riddled with
the high frequency oscillations
of the very electrons in their
various valence bands.

DC, is a unipolar flow that is modulated
by the very orbits of all electrons
in all matter it flows through...

The skin effect is not immune to this.

Never applies in everyday electronics,
but essential in understanding Tesla's
higher domain energy states achieved.

So, the may not be such a thing as an AC battery,
but there is no such thing as a DC battery either.

All electron flow is effected in some way
by the matter, gas, or fluid it passes through.

[WilbyInebriated]

During my early training to work
in the high gigahertz radar area,
it was pointed out that even
unipolar current is riddled with
the high frequency oscillations
of the very electrons in their
various valence bands.

then surely you should know that what you are referring to does not occur unless one is in the high gigahertz... which is not the case for a battery 12V or 120V.

So, the may not be such a thing as an AC battery,
but there is no such thing as a DC battery either.

so you are saying there is no such thing as batteries, AC or DC, because of some effect that only occurs at high gigahertz freq and never applies in everyday electronics...

don't try to apply effects where they do not occur to suit some asinine argument. you would be better served to know the difference between were(verb) and we're(conjunction) and throw(verb) and through(preposition) if you want to look all smart.

[CompuTutor]

you would be better served to know the difference
between were(verb) and we're(conjunction) and throw(verb)
and through(preposition) if you want to look all smart.

Wilby, I have said it more than once here for all,
I write like crap, I spell worse, this isn't news.

And it is beneath you to condem me for it sir.

You don't need to be all high-and-mighty about it.

then surely you should know that what you are referring to does not occur unless one is in the high gigahertz... which is not the case for a battery 12V or 120V.

Missing the point again, what I was saying is
there is not, nor can there ever be a DC flow without
some form of enviromental modulation upon it,
this includes the very wire travelled upon.

so you are saying there is no such thing as batteries, AC or DC, because of some effect that only occurs at high gigahertz freq and never applies in everyday electronics...

Again, your twisting what I said,
I said there is no such thing as a
"DC Battery" due to the effect mentioned.

The amount of noise coming off a discharging battery
into an electronic circuit that ALSO incorporates frequencies
that are sympathetic to the battery's noise IS a problem.

Batteries are nothing more than capacitor plates,
in an electrolyte than allows a chemical transfer
to store energy, they are not shielded either.

Please stop taking my posts out of context,
and stop wasting your time evaluating my grammer...

Your way way to hung up on that crap,
it is an overunning theme in your posts.

[z.monkey]

LMFAO, WTF is this shit?
Dude, put the electricity down, and walk away...