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      DonH50 replied to the thread Fuse and Cable Directionality.
      Skin effect is real enough, though a problem at frequencies well (decades) above audio, but I do not recall in decades of dealing with...
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      DonH50 reacted to Robh3606's post in the thread Fuse and Cable Directionality with Like Like.
      That's an understatement! Found the source for the pseudo science. The whole thing is so ludicrous! Just think a minute all the leaded...
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      DonH50 replied to the thread Fuse and Cable Directionality.
      As much as adding any other sort of super-duper expensive directional fuse?
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      DonH50 replied to the thread Fuse and Cable Directionality.
      Drift velocity is very, very low, see e.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drift_velocity -- that article lists about 23 um/s for 1 A in a...
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      DonH50 reacted to Atmasphere's post in the thread Fuse and Cable Directionality with Like Like.
      The electromagnetic field is caused by electron flow and vice versa. You can't separate them. The electrons move back and forth in the...
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      DonH50 reacted to Atmasphere's post in the thread Fuse and Cable Directionality with Like Like.
      Some wire responds to being moved rather than anything to do with directionality (which seems to have more to do with the dielectrics...
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      DonH50 replied to the thread Fuse and Cable Directionality.
      The whole Al wire panel thing was a disaster that took years to undo with copper pigtails and proper Al/Cu interfaces for service inlets...
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      DonH50 reacted to Kingrex's post in the thread Fuse and Cable Directionality with Like Like.
      The loadcenter inder test was in perfect working order. All the branch terminations were fresh. And had deoxot on them. The bus was...
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      DonH50 replied to the thread Fuse and Cable Directionality.
      It might have been interesting to loosen and retighten connections on the original panel just to ensure oxidation and/or reduced contact...
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      DonH50 replied to the thread Fuse and Cable Directionality.
      I can't speak to "sonic gain" and such, but the rest of it is (ahem) sound advice. The safety ground is also important. One thing nobody...
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      DonH50 reacted to Kingrex's post in the thread Fuse and Cable Directionality with Like Like.
      In 120 volt circuits, I find the entire magic with grounding is attention to the branch circuit neutrals and their relation to the...
    • DonH50
      Just saw this; my best wishes for a full recovery, Dave! My wife and brother are still suffering long covid symptoms to varying degrees...
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      DonH50 replied to the thread Fuse and Cable Directionality.
      Going by this: You said "the signal moving toward the wall" (way from the speaker) can be ignored, yet current flows in a loop, so in...
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      DonH50 replied to the thread Fuse and Cable Directionality.
      Since you were conflating "wall" and "speaker" wires for directions I was confused. So you are saying that, for any two wires (planes...
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      DonH50 replied to the thread Fuse and Cable Directionality.
      The AC wires for wall power coming into an amplifier are decoupled from the speakers by the power supply. There is virtually no relation...
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