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Travel Forum / Travel Types / RV Travel / July 2008Ping Janet about Electrons
From reading your posts about the AC and 20-30-50 amps I don't think you understand the difference in Amps, Volts, Watts, resistance and power. Maybe Neon John could explane this to you. Flathead > From reading your posts about the AC and 20-30-50 amps I don't think > you understand the difference in Amps, Volts, Watts, resistance and > power. Maybe Neon John could explane this to you. > Flathead John could also explain how to spell explain. Max >> From reading your posts about the AC and 20-30-50 amps I don't think >> you understand the difference in Amps, Volts, Watts, resistance and [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Max Unless he was going to fly it to her - in which case it would be "deplane it to her".  Signaturebill Theory don't mean squat if it don't work. >>> From reading your posts about the AC and 20-30-50 amps I don't think >>> you understand the difference in Amps, Volts, Watts, resistance and [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >Unless he was going to fly it to her - in which case it would be >"deplane it to her". "De plane, Boss! De plane!" Shorty >>>> From reading your posts about the AC and 20-30-50 amps I don't think >>>> you understand the difference in Amps, Volts, Watts, resistance and [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Shorty "Jesus H Shorty! I'm heading for the door as fast as I can." Signaturebill Theory don't mean squat if it don't work. >>> From reading your posts about the AC and 20-30-50 amps I don't think >>> you understand the difference in Amps, Volts, Watts, resistance and [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Unless he was going to fly it to her - in which case it would be > "deplane it to her". I thought "deplane" was when you got off one of those things. Or when the little guy saw the aircraft approaching Fantasy Island. Max >>>> From reading your posts about the AC and 20-30-50 amps I don't think >>>> you understand the difference in Amps, Volts, Watts, resistance and [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > I thought "deplane" was when you got off one of those things. Yeah. If he takes the explanation off the plane and gives it to her, he's deplaned it to her. > Or when the little guy saw the aircraft approaching Fantasy Island. I always wondered about that. The guy wasn't on the plane. Why's he yelling at him to get off? Signaturebill Theory don't mean squat if it don't work. >>>>> From reading your posts about the AC and 20-30-50 amps I don't think >>>>> you understand the difference in Amps, Volts, Watts, resistance and [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] >I always wondered about that. The guy wasn't on the plane. Why's he >yelling at him to get off? Furthermore, it was _clearly_ a "C"-plane (a "PBY"/"Catalina" type, no?), not a "D"-plane. "Robert Bonomi" <bonomi@host122.r-bonomi.com> wrote in message Max wrote >>> Or when the little guy saw the aircraft approaching Fantasy Island. bh wrote >>I always wondered about that. The guy wasn't on the plane. Why's he >>yelling at him to get off? > > Furthermore, it was _clearly_ a "C"-plane (a "PBY"/"Catalina" type, > no?), not > a "D"-plane. As my Mexican friends might say, "Sea", señor. Max >>> From reading your posts about the AC and 20-30-50 amps I don't think >>> you understand the difference in Amps, Volts, Watts, resistance and [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] >Unless he was going to fly it to her - in which case it would be >"deplane it to her". Or unless he's Latino in which case he'll just 'splain it to her. -- Kevin W Miller Cogita tute http://www.bluemoongemworks.com/rv >From reading your posts about the AC and 20-30-50 amps I don't think you >understand the difference in Amps, Volts, Watts, resistance and power. Maybe >Neon John could explane this to you. >Flathead plumbing analogy easy here are the easy ones: Amps = flow = gal/min Volts = Pressure = PSI or dozen metric equivalents > >From reading your posts about the AC and 20-30-50 amps I don't think you > >understand the difference in Amps, Volts, Watts, resistance and power. Maybe [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Amps = flow = gal/min > Volts = Pressure = PSI or dozen metric equivalents Amps will kill ya, volts won't, from someone who's grabbed a few too many spark plug wires Hal > From reading your posts about the AC and 20-30-50 amps I don't think you > understand the difference in Amps, Volts, Watts, resistance and power. Maybe > Neon John could explane this to you. > Flathead Huh? Janet already knows everything. Just ask her. LZ > From reading your posts about the AC and 20-30-50 amps I don't think you > understand the difference in Amps, Volts, Watts, resistance and power. Maybe > Neon John could explane this to you. > Flathead I do understand how to use amps and how to watch that volts don't get too low. I'd rather someone else explain what I might not understand, however. >> From reading your posts about the AC and 20-30-50 amps I don't think >> you understand the difference in Amps, Volts, Watts, resistance and [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > too low. I'd rather someone else explain what I might not understand, > however. You don't understand that said 13500 btu units will run easily on a 20 amp circuit. Signaturebill Theory don't mean squat if it don't work. >You don't understand that said 13500 btu units will run easily on a 20 >amp circuit. Is a "btu unit" anything like a "PIN number" for an "ATM machine"? Just curious. GB in NC >> You don't understand that said 13500 btu units will run easily on a 20 >> amp circuit. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > GB in NC Good try, but I was talking about the 2 [A/C] units - the OP's and mine. Signaturebill Theory don't mean squat if it don't work. >>You don't understand that said 13500 btu units will run easily on a 20 >>amp circuit. > >Is a "btu unit" anything like a "PIN number" for an "ATM machine"? > >Just curious. TOTALLY different types of units -- but you already knew that that question was silly, silly! >>Is a "btu unit" anything like a "PIN number" for an "ATM machine"? >> >>Just curious. >TOTALLY different types of units -- but you already knew that that question >was silly, silly! I knew what he meant, but the concept of a "British Thermal Unit unit" still amused a couple of my grammatically hypervigilant brain cells. Our contractor kept referring to "OSB board" until I asked him what OSB stands for. When he answered "oriented strand board" he suddenly caught on. Now he calls it simply "OSB." GB in NC |
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