Re: (ET) Wind power and tractor batteries - gallons of electricity

[JBR <reinharj frontiernet net>]

<grin> 
I missed it when I first read Chris's post (leaving out those 'critically 
important' 'H''s...). 

A bit of gentle teasing is often a way to make a point.

Or, maybe Chris could sell us a spare hundred watts of electricity - or 
even a 
few gallons !

[OK, guys - this is intended as HUMOR - no flaming required ... I am not a 
touch typist, and I leav leters out of words al the tim .... <grin> So, 
cut 
Chris some slack ! ]

BTW - do we have an online - ET related (defining Watt's, Watt Hours, 
Volts, 
Amps, Ohms, Ohm's Law, Power, Contactor, resistor, switch, relay, 
voltmeter, 
ammeter, PWM, DC, AC, transformer, capacitor, CORROSION, RUST, ACID, 
baking 
soda, hydrogen gas, etc, etc)- dictionary posted somewhere -  ?

We could refer people to that.

John
E-20's, E-15, Comutacars, etc (all broken ...)

On Monday 26 March 2007 9:53 am, Tim Humphrey wrote:
> C'mon Chris......
>
> I'm willing to cut a guy a little slack, but I know you know the 
> difference
> between a watt and a watthour, or a kilowatt and a kilowatthour.
>
> There may be some (newbies) here that don't know though.
>
> Please correct your post and re-send it. There is enough confusion
> regarding electric drive technology, we don't need to add to it..
>
> This post isn't intended to be as abrasive as it may appear ;-)
>
> --
> Stay Charged!
> Hump
> I-5, Blossvale NY