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jrstreet
 
Reply Fri 24 Jul, 2015 10:46 am
Have 115 v at outlet but when anything is plugged in voltage drops to zero. Why?
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robert12345
 
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Reply Fri 28 Aug, 2015 01:08 am
@jrstreet,
Voltage drop is characterized as the measure of voltage misfortune that happens through all or some piece of a circuit because of impedance. A typical relationship used to clarify voltage, current and voltage drop is a patio nursery hose. Voltage is practically equivalent to the water weight supplied to the hose.
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