Re: Blinded by math. Was "How does an inverter affect phase?"

Ron N. wrote:
Jerry Avins wrote:
A convincing demonstration of its correctness would use a battery.

A small battery is not completely different from a big capacitor.
Wait long enough and the voltage will change.

I remember one case where it actually increased!

Jerry
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