Yoooo. I’m in RVTI LEVEL 2 in Elkhart right now. This video gave me such a good visual for reference. Thank you and good explanation!!! Light bulb moment!!! 💚🤙
Why are we using code letters? Why not use "V" for volts, "A" for Amps, etc? Would make it infinitely easier to remember... 🤷🤓 Still good explanation, but I'm changing the letters in my notes!
It’s basically just the quantity symbol for electrical quantity, I have to learn it this way in school right now. what your thinking of is the unit abbreviation for electrical quantity.
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Yoooo. I’m in RVTI LEVEL 2 in Elkhart right now. This video gave me such a good visual for reference. Thank you and good explanation!!! Light bulb moment!!! 💚🤙
I love that you use a real-world example.
Why are we using code letters? Why not use "V" for volts, "A" for Amps, etc? Would make it infinitely easier to remember... 🤷🤓
Still good explanation, but I'm changing the letters in my notes!
It’s basically just the quantity symbol for electrical quantity, I have to learn it this way in school right now. what your thinking of is the unit abbreviation for electrical quantity.
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The 149,5 watts is a power that minimun or maximum needs for ?
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