DC-DC charger- which one?

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Originally Posted by Eevo

clockwise in the southern hemisphere
anticlockwise in the northern hemisphere

be careful when crossing the equator

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LOL
One of your better responses.
Ta.

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Originally Posted by Tombie

Pop quiz:

Which direction is the flow of electrons in a DC system?

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Am I allowed to answer?

Oh well, too bad if not... :angel:

Negative to Positive. ;)

Electrons are negatively charged so are attracted to the positive and repelled from the negative when a circuit is connected.

:D done this before perhaps Gav.. :)

One would think you may know a thing or 2 about electrickery :)

Only magic in electrical theory is how to keep the smoke from popping out the insulation...

I would hope into line of work that I understand electricity by now. :D

Lucas never worked out how to keep the smoke in.

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Originally Posted by bacicat

Electrons are negatively charged so are attracted to the positive and repelled from the negative when a circuit is connected.

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or, an alternate point of view (just to screw with your head like my lecturer did):

electrons are negative, therefor they must be travelling to the negative terminal (and possibly congregating), otherwise it wouldn't be negative would it now.



think about it for a bit.

or....
if thats the negative terminal, the electrons are moving away, and so it will become positive in short order.

:whistling: :wasntme:

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Originally Posted by Eevo

or, an alternate point of view (just to screw with your head like my lecturer did):

electrons are negative, therefor they must be travelling to the negative terminal (and possibly congregating), otherwise it wouldn't be negative would it now.



think about it for a bit.

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Yup. For about 0.03 seconds, realising we're talking about current here not static electricity. :)

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Originally Posted by mijango

I currently am running a Traxide dual battery system, though with regular charging trhough my ctek mx5.0 I'm still suffering problems with keeping the voltage up (some of you may remember my earlier posts) :o

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Hi mijango, have you got any progress report on your charging problems.

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Originally Posted by bee utey

Yup. For about 0.03 seconds, realising we're talking about current here not static electricity. :)

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no no, works for a circuit too

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Originally Posted by bacicat

Lucas never worked out how to keep the smoke in.

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No need, they came up with a fix: Lucas Replacement Smoke Kit

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...015/05/922.jpg

https://www.aulro.com/afvb/images/im...015/05/923.jpg

Most of the electrics on a P38A are, I believe, Valeo who, unfortunately, haven't released a smoke replenishment kit as yet