To: myself6
"It does NOT take more energy to turn the rotor of an alternator 2500 RPM when you change the electrical conditions of the load connected to its output."It is best that you confine your comments to politics.
To: norwaypinesavage; Ranxerox; JAKraig
Fine....
Then please enlighten me. ANYONE...
Under what conditions does the electrical load of an alternator make it harder to turn the rotor?
Is there some type of buildup of the magnetic flux field that works against the rotation of the rotor?
Im willing to admit I don't know something but ONLY if you can adequately explain it.
131 posted on
07/06/2005 11:08:14 AM PDT by
myself6
(Nazi = socialist , democrat=socialist , therefore democrat = Nazi)
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