Mario Simonetti

[Mario Simonetti]

Yes this definitely helped me understand exactly what was happening. Thank you for taking the time to explain.

[Mario Simonetti]

This makes a lot more sense to me now. Thank you so much for clearing that up. I just want to thoroughly grasp everything I can from this course and I appreciate you taking the time to help me out.

[Mario Simonetti]

The element becomes a 120 volt wire when one L1 or 2 is dead.

[Mario Simonetti]

240 volts I would assume.

[Mario Simonetti]

I think I get it now. What I’m interpreting from this is the fact that the current pulsates towards negative and back up to positive, making the capacitor discharge out of the other side. The current doesn’t actually go negative.

[Mario Simonetti]

I think I understand now. It’s just a hard concept to wrap my head around for some reason. If L1 and L2 are both active, and the load is receiving both voltage sources which are out of phase, then both ends of the load are no longer EEP’s and the load will have current running through it? Sorry about the run on sentence. I just want to make sure I fully understand this. I’m also going to go back and re-watch the video.

[Mario Simonetti]

Oh wow its asking about current not voltage. I can’t believe I didn’t catch that the 100 times I’ve read the question up until now. Thank you for clearing that up

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