So you think wire conductors in cables are directional? Think again...

Cable directionality has to do with where the copper was mined because electrons move differently depending on which hemisphere you’re talking about. 

A cable made from copper mined in Utah will favor being plugged in the opposite way from a cable made from copper mined in South America to say nothing of copper mined in Asia. 

It’s the Coriolis Effect all over again.  

So....now it's being said the current doesn't flow through the conductor, but the spaces between the conductors. How a bout solid conductors? What happens when you take away the conductor?

Keep in mind that the discussion is about audio frequencies. Not RF, radar, microwave...

oldhvmec: your posts are getting real tiresome!

What is tiresome is attacking a post without argument.... And attacking someone feeling or expression... especially with only a few bad words without nothing else...

I like oldhvmec because he always speak with humor....And he is a competent mechanic....He even ubderstant pipe organ.... This is enough for me...



Anyway it is better when we accept all character in a meeting of souls....Then i will accept yours...

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