PretendFarmer
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Why did "they" use positive ground vs negative ground? I will be converting my 140 6 volt to 12 volt negative ground, eventually.
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Red Dave
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This has been explained, dicussed and debated to absolute death on here.
This is a link to a recent version of the same thing:
All You Could ever Want to know About Positive Ground
This is a link to a recent version of the same thing:
All You Could ever Want to know About Positive Ground
Anonymous-0
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And a lot of it was just standard
convention of the place and times.
Foreign cars with positive groundwere
common into the early 80s. Europe uses
220v 50hz power in their wall sockets.
It's their standard convention. Doesn't
work any better or worse than our 60hz
power.
convention of the place and times.
Foreign cars with positive groundwere
common into the early 80s. Europe uses
220v 50hz power in their wall sockets.
It's their standard convention. Doesn't
work any better or worse than our 60hz
power.
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