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Jeff writes:
"(2) Average current consumption for 12 VDC systems over 24-hour period." In other words, the value listed is Amp-hours per day, a perfectly fine measure of current. Learn the difference between intensive and extensive units. They do not equate. Both the amp-hour statement and the footnote are thereby nonsensical. A footnote of nonsense does not redeem the nonsense being footnoted, as if they were some kind of inverse nonsense that cancels out. Your "in other words" is just a blind assumption of what the author meant to say, but didn't. You inability to grasp this is in direct contradiction to your claim of having a PhD in some field of physics or engineering. Scoffing at the wise is the habit of fools. I would gladly settle issues based on my credentials, but this is Usenet, the river of foolishness. Engage at your peril. |