Re: Basic Question

In article <g9pfo7$igg$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
 EskWIRED@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:

> > > I'm wondering how one can squeeze more current through a given
diameter 
> > > wire by means of increasing the voltage. 

Unfortunately, this turns out to be more complicated than it appears to 
b superficially. More voltage will allow current to increase according 
to Ohm's law. But the heating of the will increase the wire's 
resistance. The wire can melt if you push it too far.

I would suggest you get a copy of the Radio Amateur's Handbook. It goes 
into electrical maters in a practical way using simple mathematics. I 
personally do not understand how you can understand electrical matters 
without using mathematics at the level of elementary algebra.

Bill