Here is lesson 35, the last lesson in the General Class Exam Course! This final lesson focuses on electrical safety rules. There are a few numbers you will need to memorize:
-The minimum wire size for a 20 ampere current is AWG #12.
-The fuse you would want to install along AWG #14 wire is a 15 ampere fuse.
-60 Hz alternating current is more dangerous to humans than direct current or RF energy.
-The maximum amount of current that can run through a human body without causing damage is 50 microamperes.
That's it! I hope these videos helped you in your studies for the General Class exam! Until the next series of lessons...
73,
Andy
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So bummed. I really hoped the last part of the final video would have firecrackers, a radio beaming from a station, or confetti.
ReplyDeleteSo glad to be through the lessons!
Thanks for all the hard work.
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