Recent content by dhong089

Wow, I think I finally get it, thanks for dealing with this vk6kro. Seriuosly, I feel like I can breathe now, hahaha!

Yes, that's the way I thought the whole time! Since I knew that electrons flow neg to pos, I saw that the chassis was just like a huge conductor, and all the electronic components receive their power through the chassis (and all the electronic components are then attached to the fuse box and...

VK6, it's hard to move on when I'm on shaky ground. I wish to also just forget about this and move on, but how can I, if my foundation is weak? But according to that wiki diagram, maybe I was confusing electron flow with the "flow of positive charge"? What exactly is this "positive charge"...

I definitely agree with you... I've been stumbling over this problem for a while, and I do wish to move on. But a reason why I'm so determined to figure this out is because I need to work on my real car. My understanding is that electrons flow NEG to POS But in the automotive world, they...

I read your reply a while ago, but I stumbled onto another misconception... but thanks for the help so far. Anyways, I just need to get this straight. 1.) Batteries will always flow from Negative to Positive, right? That specifically means that the battery flow will start from the Negative...

First off, thank you guys so much for taking the time and helping out a confused-kid. However, I must say, I’m still very very confused. Maybe I should stop digging into the deeper things and just get my foundations straight… But anyways, I am still a bit confused. So from what you guys are...

Hello everyone. I think I have a major misunderstanding about the nature of batteries, and just the basic concept of electricity. I would really appreciate your help in straightening some things out. So I’m just going to leap right into the questions. 1. So a battery emits electrons from...

This is an automotive-related question, but I’m sure any of you guys can answer it. The car battery is a significant part that supplies lots of power to various components of the car. I always thought that the battery would be connected to various connectors in order to supply the power...

Thanks for the reply guys, much appreciated. I never heard about Mechatronics, but it sounds like the perfect fit for me. So if my school does not have a specific Mechatronics major, it's possible to double major in Electrical and Mechanical? It sounds extremely difficult haha!

Hey guys. I’m new here, so just a little about me so you guys can understand my situation. I was dead-set on studying Mechanical Engineering in order to study Automotive Engineering in the future… However, I’ve been having second thoughts. I’ve been toying around with the idea in my mind...