Hey guys. I googled this cool text book and by association the forums too. I'm a total nut for anything electric.. I am trying to 'get inside' to understand them better and learn to work on and with them. I understand most of the basics so far but one thing is throwing me a loop. On this page, down near the bottom where it discusses breaks in a circuit it says, "the full voltage produced by the battery will be manifested across the break". My brain seems to knot up on that. The way I understand voltage is, the force pushing electrons along the circuit. If that is so how could there be voltage in a break where there is no flow at all? I have a ton of other questions too but, I'm going to wait until the book covers them before I start spouting them out. Thanks for taking the time to read my question and for any helpful advice.
~Matt
~Matt