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A thicker wire will transmit more current
About 300 lbs. Maybe, but it depends on the gauge of the wire and the hold of the anchors and weight of the wire itself... more information would help for a better answer.
Best way is to first turn sound in to electrical energy and transmit. (Using a transducer-- device that receives a signal in the form of one type of energy and converts it to a signal in another form: A microphone is a transducer that converts acoustic energy into electrical impulses.)Sounds waves can be placed on the wire directly. String a wire tightly between two poles. Strike one end (or pluck it) and the sound will travel down the wire tot he other end. Note that the signal will not travel nearly as far as an electical impule due to the amount of energy necesssary to move the wire.
Copper is a metal, and is an excellent conductor of electricity. That's why it would be chosen for use in an electromagnetic generator.
Rubber wire!!!!
In order for two devices to communicate the transmit signal wire must be connected to the receive wire. A crossover cable accomplishes this. With a straight through cable you would have a transmit signal connected to a transmit signal, which is similar to two people talking at once (and no one listening). In a network scenario a straight through cable would cause constant collisions.
transmit voice
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12 wire is bigger than 14 so nothing would happen, the bigger the wire the more current it can handle and the better it is.
yes. fiber optic communications literally move at the speed of light, while electric communication is limited to the wire used to transmit the data
A thicker wire will transmit more current
sounds like a blown fuse or a bad wire.
If we would like to transmit the voltage that comes staright from power stations without increasing it, we would have to use wires of size of the motorway to carry it. When we increase the voltage, current decreases which means we can use less diameter wire and we can transmit the power easly. P.zak bury
A telegraph relies on a wire to transmit a message to an individual on the receiving end. A cell phone is a wireless device that uses radio waves to transmit a signal.
it has better wire than a rubber tube
A transformer
check the wiring connections as it sounds to me that the illumination wire is getting a constant 12v feed, also check that the ignition wire is switching off with the ignition