You get into a freak accident..... you touch something and you get hit with over 100 billion volts or something your body does not burn but it vaporizes without a trace.
Now you find yourself awake and to your surprise you're living in 1665, at least 100 years before anything to do with electricity...
What would you do, and what 1 item if any you would want or need with you to do everything you could possibly want to do in realm of basic electronics.... would you take a soldering iron (but no electric though) how about a voltmeter, something too complex to easily build maybe not (the magnetic field in the wire is repelled by a magnet which is a crude way if you needed a volt/amp meter..
So is there anything you'd take back with you, what and why?...
(as a side curiosity, how much would life of had advanced if we did discover what we did in the late 1800's and the early 1900's most of the
information still stands today, would be 200 years advance us that much more? or rather what would the future be in 200 years from now, just a side thought)
Now you find yourself awake and to your surprise you're living in 1665, at least 100 years before anything to do with electricity...
What would you do, and what 1 item if any you would want or need with you to do everything you could possibly want to do in realm of basic electronics.... would you take a soldering iron (but no electric though) how about a voltmeter, something too complex to easily build maybe not (the magnetic field in the wire is repelled by a magnet which is a crude way if you needed a volt/amp meter..
So is there anything you'd take back with you, what and why?...
(as a side curiosity, how much would life of had advanced if we did discover what we did in the late 1800's and the early 1900's most of the
information still stands today, would be 200 years advance us that much more? or rather what would the future be in 200 years from now, just a side thought)