I don't know...
Maybe yes... Maybe no...
No.
They are the same thing.
yes
It stayed the same because each generation was taught the same thing.
It stayed the same because each generation was taught the same thing.
i was thinking the same thing safe acid to use. i will try it
Yes it will. I did the very same thing with a honda eu3000is
The speed of a generator only effects the frequency. Most generators operate at 1800 RPM. The output voltage is controlled by varying the field excitation voltage.
Yes. It is basically the same thing, with a few additions.
other than an extra fret or two is the same thing develop a good picking technique for electic if you're into metal. Its the same thing honestly I take what I learn from acoustic and put it into electric and vice versa.
im trying to figure out the same thing but i think it means 3rd generation
Electric motors and electric generators can have permanent magnets or electromagnets. It depends on the design. For example electric generators can be dynamos, alternators, or rotary converters. However, in general electric motors are electromagnetic so that resistance disappears when current is cut and electric generators have permanent magnets.