teddy52food said: (quoted from post at 14:53:31 05/28/10) Am I missing something here? How can that be incorrect? When you pass a wire through a magnetic field at right angles to the lines of force, a current is induced into the wire. It travels at C (186000 miles per second.)Common sense says that what is moving in the field has to be traveling at that speed also. A golf ball will never travel faster than the club that hit it. Please explain your thinking. Inquiring minds want to know.
Ok. I now understand that you don't understand how electricity works. Once more for the last time. The line or copper wire or becomes "charged" Electricity dosn't go firing down the wires at the speed of light. The wire becomes charged. I don't know how else to explain it.
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