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I'm pretty sure it's witchcraft.that or gravity feeds it to my house from a water tower,which is fed by a pump which is fed by electicity which may be fed by a hydro electric plant, which can only be explained by witchcraft.

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I second witchcraft. Turn the handle and water comes out? Can only be explained by 1 of 2 things... Witchcraft or surprise buttsecks with Adam. I'mma go with the first one although the 2nd one is a possibility.

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I'm pretty sure it's witchcraft.that or gravity feeds it to my house from a water tower,which is fed by a pump which is fed by electicity which may be fed by a hydro electric plant, which can only be explained by witchcraft.

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I second witchcraft. Turn the handle and water comes out? Can only be explained by 1 of 2 things... Witchcraft or surprise buttsecks with Adam. I'mma go with the first one although the 2nd one is a possibility.

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OK, we're on the right track . . .

I think sometimes the difficulties of comprehending what your electrical system "should be" is a direct result that no two companies or two individuals arrive at the same conclusion to that question. So, that leaves room for interpretation.

On the other hand, most of you arrived at a similar conclusion to my question above. Why? When it comes to delivering water to your faucet, the pump, water tower, plumbing, and valve all have specific roles to play and none of those roles are disputed - Hey, if I were to install a second water tower can I get more water to flow out of the faucet? . . . OR . . . if we were to increase the size of the pump, can we get more water from the faucet?

The very same thing can be said for the alternator, battery, and cable. Hmmm . . .

My dad, who was an electrician for 30+ years, also used "water" to try to explain the concept of electric to me when I was growing up. I found it very helpful, and still do!

BTW I've been reading thru your book, (the first one) and I love it!!! It is a wonderful guide for anyone planning to do anything electrical to an auto. Hands down the best auto electrical book out there, bar none. Fantastic work! I'll be ordering the second one here soon!


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I HATE how people compare electrical to water, it is not!!! It is electrical it isn't like something else, you ever been shocked by water? Maybe if it is cold as hell it gives you a different kind of shock. But my point is I wish people would stop trying to compare electricity to the one thing it hates, water!!!!

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I HATE how people compare electrical to water, it is not!!! It is electrical it isn't like something else, you ever been shocked by water? Maybe if it is cold as hell it gives you a different kind of shock. But my point is I wish people would stop trying to compare electricity to the one thing it hates, water!!!!

The only reason people compare it to water is to try to explain it to someone who doesn't understand. When my dad was using it as a comparison, I was 10 years old. Now what other ways are you supposed to explain something that is so different than everything else? Some people find it very helpful, I don't really understand why you would HATE that so much.

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OK, we're on the right track . . .

I think sometimes the difficulties of comprehending what your electrical system "should be" is a direct result that no two companies or two individuals arrive at the same conclusion to that question. So, that leaves room for interpretation.

On the other hand, most of you arrived at a similar conclusion to my question above. Why? When it comes to delivering water to your faucet, the pump, water tower, plumbing, and valve all have specific roles to play and none of those roles are disputed - Hey, if I were to install a second water tower can I get more water to flow out of the faucet? . . . OR . . . if we were to increase the size of the pump, can we get more water from the faucet?

The very same thing can be said for the alternator, battery, and cable. Hmmm . . .

Let's not forget, that one pipe can only handle so much. The more 'power' you add, the more pipe you need to maintain the flow or you are killing the 'power' to the faucet via the weakest link. One major difference though. With water, if you want more pressure, you go smaller pipe before the faucet. lol

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OK, we're on the right track . . .

I think sometimes the difficulties of comprehending what your electrical system "should be" is a direct result that no two companies or two individuals arrive at the same conclusion to that question. So, that leaves room for interpretation.

On the other hand, most of you arrived at a similar conclusion to my question above. Why? When it comes to delivering water to your faucet, the pump, water tower, plumbing, and valve all have specific roles to play and none of those roles are disputed - Hey, if I were to install a second water tower can I get more water to flow out of the faucet? . . . OR . . . if we were to increase the size of the pump, can we get more water from the faucet?

The very same thing can be said for the alternator, battery, and cable. Hmmm . . .

Let's not forget, that one pipe can only handle so much. The more 'power' you add, the more pipe you need to maintain the flow or you are killing the 'power' to the faucet via the weakest link. One major difference though. With water, if you want more pressure, you go smaller pipe before the faucet. lol

yeah but to much water pressure going though the pipe and you could have more problems. like to much amperage going through a wire that is to small. you cant just increase the amount of water flow with out making sure your pipes can handle it. cant just add another alternator and expect to get the result you want, you have to add more wire. specially with the more power draw.

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