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In Reply to: RE: What Works - How to Determine Speaker Direction when no Indicators? posted by Geoffkait on August 1, 2024 at 04:16:59:
If you put AC across a fuse then the voltage drop will be the same either direction.
If you put DC across the fuse and measure a difference, one direction vs. the other, how does that tell you which direction is correct for AC.
"HiFi Tuning, German fuse manufacturer, employed a big technology company, a third party, to perform measurements for fuses"
Do you believe they really did that?
Tre'
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Follow Ups
- RE: What Works - How to Determine Speaker Direction when no Indicators? - Tre' 06:46:39 08/01/24 (9)
- RE: What Works - How to Determine Speaker Direction when no Indicators? - Geoffkait 07:36:15 08/01/24 (8)
- RE: What Works - How to Determine Speaker Direction when no Indicators? - Tre' 20:47:06 08/01/24 (7)
- RE: What Works - How to Determine Speaker Direction when no Indicators? - Geoffkait 21:12:48 08/01/24 (6)
- RE: What Works - How to Determine Speaker Direction when no Indicators? - Tre' 12:46:43 08/02/24 (5)
- Oh, geez, here we go again. - Geoffkait 04:52:33 08/03/24 (4)
- are you talking about yourself? - Tre' 08:40:14 08/03/24 (3)
- Originality is not your strong suit. - Geoffkait 08:53:02 08/03/24 (2)
- I guess you don't have an answer, you could have just said so. - Tre' 12:00:56 08/03/24 (1)
- I have an answer for everything - except for why you're stalking me. Nt - Geoffkait 12:39:02 08/03/24 (0)
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