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Argile,
Quote from you.

You are all sadly mistaken if you believe that for one ohm's law applies to AC as well as DC.

Please check out the following link. I will admit that I have not checked out the entire site, but it does appear as if it is from NASA. If you think you are smarter than NASA then I think you should start desiging rockets.
http://www.grc.nasa.gov/WWW/K-12/Sample_Projects/Ohms_Law/ohmslaw.html

As for the rest of your comments you appear to be all over the place. Yes it is the current that kills you, not the voltage. Current is kinetic energy and voltage is potential energy.

Now please stop pissing off the people on this fine board. I enjoy it too much for someone to come in and start spouting off irrational stuff.
Scott

I think our chain is being pulled here folks. We're being hoodwinked, scammed and teased.

Some people just crave attention...even if they're wrong.

RR
That is true, maybe if we ingore him he will go away.
Scott

Wow!

I think we should lock this one up.

Obviously we're all idiots here!



Something about arguing on the internet and wrestling with pigs...

Lock it up Webmaster, before this gets out of hand! (Please!)

Argile,
Your question doesn't make a point that can be responded to. The current through a circuit supplied by a transformer works like all other circuits. The amount of current is determined by the application of Ohms law based on the voltage and impedance of the circuit.
Don

Sparky66,
Once agian you are the voice of reason.

Never try to teach a pig to sing. You only waste your time and annoy the pig.
Scott

i had a pig that drank Coors, but he's in the frezzer now....

resqcapt19: Not true...please find some info on power transmission
Scotts: where does that site say ANYTHING about AC!? I already stated that my main argument was about how low voltages can kill you. Furthermore, my comments are not all over the place: they're clearly focused on power transmission proving the fact that low voltages can kill.
Sparky: that is clearly a well thought out point to add to this argument! By the way...you'll want to note what my original point from all the way back on that fark post was just proven TRUE by one of the comerades who you said would back you up "Yes it is the current that kills you, not the voltage."

Moderator, please delete this thread.

Avoidance...sign of defeat. I think i've proved my point well enough. Sparky: do some research on power transmission then get back to me.