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In Reply to: ;-) posted by John Elison on August 19, 2020 at 16:43:25:
Teach me how the "the black hose always remains neutral." while the current is flowing through it.
"Pressure on the red hose causes water to flow to the speaker and return to the amplifier through the black hose."
You and Davey made this personal. "I know exactly who you are, Tre'. You're simply a know-it-all who can't read and can't learn. There's really no point in arguing with a know-it-all because they have no ability to accept the truth. That's exactly why I wrote my "You really yanked my chain!" post. I saw exactly what I was up against at that point and I knew you're mind was closed to anyone who didn't agree with everything you erroneously believed to be true."
There is no point in making the personal and it's against the forum rules. Either you are right and I am wrong or I am right and you are wrong. Finish the debate John.
BTW You don't know me.
Tre'
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- OK John, you be the teacher and I'll be the student - Tre' 19:28:44 08/19/20 (0)
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