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Electric circuitry, confusion about the electric charge
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[QUOTE="tech99, post: 5480371, member: 477979"] You seem to have arrived at the right answer. Yes, a starter motor does take a very large current, maybe up to 1000 Amps. A household electricity supply uses higher voltage, which allows smaller currents to be used. A Coulomb is an Amp-second, a small unit often used in electronics, and is much smaller than an Amp-Hour, which is used for the large amounts of charge found in heavy current engineering. [/QUOTE]
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