I need to apologize; I have obviously stumbled onto a site that's about transistor circuits, and modern high-tech stuff. I meant no harm by posting questions about the projects I'm working on that concern small motors - automotive or small appliance. If anyone can point me to a website where I can get help with Ohm's law applied - and testing electrical things - no matter what categories, I'd appreciate knowing.

 

I need to apologize; I have obviously stumbled onto a site that's about transistor circuits, and modern high-tech stuff. I meant no harm by posting questions about the projects I'm working on that concern small motors - automotive or small appliance. If anyone can point me to a website where I can get help with Ohm's law applied - and testing electrical things - no matter what categories, I'd appreciate knowing.

All of those topics and anything electric is allowed - except automotive and Things that defy physics.

 

If you want to learn about Ohm's you have come to the right place.
No apologies needed.

 

Electro-Tech-Online will allow discussions about automotive, or at least they did years ago when I last read the forum.

 

OK thanks for the info; I'm off to Electro -Tech- Online. 99% of my needs are non-automotive anyway, but I quickly got the impression that
those who were replying didn't have much understanding of practical testing and determining current etc. by the comments; easier just to close
the thread because a motor came out of a vehicle. . . .

 

Wow! How to scare them away.

Alan, if you're still around, as someone whose been here for years in my humble opinion, I think your impression s wrong.

Hope your ETO experience is different. I suspect it may be similar, as many are members of both forums.