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

[CompuTutor]

Gee, thanks dude...

[z.monkey]

Gee, thanks dude...

Not you, Cleetus

[mscoffman]

Wilby, I have said it more than once here for all,

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.

CompuTutor,

What you are arguing is bogus. There is *nothing* in the real world that is
truly deterministic. Even the transistors in your computer have probabilities of
malfunctioning associated with them. But that doesn't mean that determinism
is not a valid mental construct. The brain uses it as a virtual goal state even
though it is technically impossible. So there is DC, effective DC currents
where most of the energy is not in the form of AC. Scientific calculations
are always supposed to contain error-bars to be exact.

:S:MarkSCoffman

[CompuTutor]

Sorry Z.Monkey, your post was just after mine
without a quote, I made a mistake, sorry.

mscoffman, when you put it that way
I have to agree with you whole heartadly.

I just felt like I was being bashed,
not that such a thing happens here ever.

I just remember the facory training seminars for
Raytheon, Si-Tex/Koden, Furuno, and others.

Raytheon had two rooms they showed us,
they were shielded, with a coaxial gland between them.

They were used for the wheel house end of equipment in one,
and the other for the exterior radar array or radome part.

It was for FCC emission compliance testing for displays,
and transmitter array lobe patterning and measurments.

They had troubles with their supply in a shielded room
that they thought were from the transmitter in the other room
or coupling from the control/signal cable through the gland.

Turned out they used pre-charged batteries in the room
for the display equipment to eliminate local enviroment noise,
but the noise off the battery made it through the switching supplies
to the magnatron supply in the second room.

Oddly, it was determined that the band of noise present
that was interacting with the transmitter array
was from the batteries themselves...

Additional caps in the supply solved that for them.

But I get your point and agree, thank you.

[WilbyInebriated]

@compututor
are you going to continue with your tangential rant or are you going to contribute to the thread topic? do you have any help or assistance to offer cletus, other than your 'dc batteries don't exist' rant?

and by the way, it's you're not your. your is an adjective relating to possession, while you're is a contraction of 'you are'. nothing is beneath me, and if you don't mind, i would like to know why you think my suggestion that you learn a little more about spelling is being 'all high and mighty'? it was constructive criticism, not bashing. english is your primary language is it not? i was being quite honest. the way you choose to write (formatting and spelling like a 4th grader) does not do your credibility any favors. please send it in a pm so as not to pollute this topic.