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I think that there is a difference between those who have been struck directly by a lightning flash (now deceased!) and those who have been in the close vicinity of a strike! I find it just about

A very good one, Jo! Thanks a lot SUNAN

Just measure the voltage. Doug Jim Purcell wrote:

I thought some of you might get a chuckle out of this if you haven't already seen it. Please understand this is a joke. So take it as such & don't bother sending me corrections. * Electricity

Doug, Not inside a capacitor. Jim

Well, I just meant that both of us know where the other stand on the issue. Plus, I got out what I wanted to say. So, being done with that issue, I'm back in the mode of listening to the jabber of

The electric field is just as easy to observe/quantify as the magnetic field. Both field exert a physical force. The physical force is measured as movement against a calibrated spring. The D'arsnval

Mike, The Electric Field is a result of the charge difference on the two plates, simular to the Magnetic field between N and S magnetic poles. A magnetic field is the attraction between a N pole and a

go to altavista.com then look for translate link on the main page (i think babelfish.altavista.com is the direct link) Imran

A good site for this sort of thing is http://www.homepower.com

You know this Internet thing really isn't that difficult to figure out, Saad. I obtained this in about 10 seconds from a search engine: http://www.techfest.com/hardware/bus/pci.htm#6.0

Sunantoro, I'm not so sure this is the case. I'm now leaning towards no electrons stored on the plates, but the "charge" is stored in the field, which is then able to induce a current in the plates

d, I think it would depend on where this center plate is connected in relation to the voltage applied to the outer plates. If this center plate has no reference to these outer plates it should have no

d, The theory books tell us that the field in a capacitor is electrostatic. Unlike the field around a coil that can be demonstrated to be magnetic, the field in a capacitor is difficult to test as far

Jim, I don't agree, circuits should ALWAYS be powered down before touching them In a perfect ideal world this is the way things would be, but this is not a perfect world. Often one must make

Jim, My attempt here was to experiment with the relationship between the field and the charge. With a grounded plate in the middle a field should not be able to develop (correct?). If the charge is

Does anyone know articles in the internet on technicalities of solar panel for powering a house in a remote country? Thank you, SUNAN

Sunan, I mean the field between the two plates. Magnetic fields induce current flow and current flow creates magnetic fields. Doesn't the field between the two plates have to be magnetic? -Mike

Hey guys (and girls), that point about there being fewer electronics hobbiests really got to me, how about everyone who considers themselfs a hobbist also consider writing a web page, I can see no

Jonathan,