pat gustafson wrote:

On 1/3/2005 6:53 PM, Bill Durham wrote:
snip Todds

Current and Voltage are not the same thing. Think of voltage as the
rate of flow in terms of speed. Current is the power behind the flow.

Or even visa-Versa. Voltage is the push. Current is the amount of
electricity.


Say a Mack truck is moving at 5 mph and it hits your car...disaster

If a bicycle hits your car at 5 mph..then there is a scratch. Thats the
diff between current and voltage!
BD

Here the voltage (5mph) is the same, but the current (mass of the
truck/bike) are different.


pat

thank you pat....I was close!

BD