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Mrgolden
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With AC electricity, I understand the energy goes back and forth, even on the high voltage power lines that fulfill the energy needs for factories , community buildings, or homes.
However, some of these powerlinea go long distances, and I’m trying to figure out how the electricity alternates such long distances. It has to be broken up in segments by right? -Such as being received by a unit, and then relaunched for the next segment to alternate-
Or can it truly go hundreds of miles back and forth changing direction rapidly, because of the high voltage and amplitude?
However, some of these powerlinea go long distances, and I’m trying to figure out how the electricity alternates such long distances. It has to be broken up in segments by right? -Such as being received by a unit, and then relaunched for the next segment to alternate-
Or can it truly go hundreds of miles back and forth changing direction rapidly, because of the high voltage and amplitude?