Where does the red wire go on a battery?

Where does the red wire go on a battery? The positive (red) cable should be attached to the positive terminals on each battery. The negative (black) cable should have one end attached to the negative terminal of the dead battery, and one end grounded. What are battery cables connected to? Usually the negative battery cable […]

Is an engineer a scientist?

Is an engineer a scientist? Engineers are not a sub-category of scientists. So often the two terms are used interchangeably, but they are separate, albeit related, disciplines. Scientists explore the natural world and show us how and why it is as it is. Engineers innovate solutions to real-world challenges in society. Should I be a […]

What is Amber electricity?

What is Amber electricity? The word Electricity comes from a Latin word meaning “like amber”. Amber is the fossilized sap from ancient trees often used in jewellery. Electricity is the flow of charge in a conductor. A conductor is anything that can carry electricity (like a metal wire). Charge is the amount of electricity an […]

How do you create a 4 bar mechanism?

How do you create a 4 bar mechanism? Introduction: Step 1: Draw Coupler in its Initial and Final Positions. Step 2: Draw Arcs. Draw arcs from each mounting point on the output bar. Step 3: Draw Locus Lines. Draw a pair of lines, one connecting the intersections of each pair of arcs. Step 4: Draw […]

What do fouled spark plugs look like?

What do fouled spark plugs look like? Oil fouling of a spark plug typically results in a shiny, black appearance. If enough oil is in the combustion chamber, the deposits can build up on the tip, porcelain or shell. If you can’t determine if it is carbon or oil fouling, smell the plug; it will […]

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