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Re: Is this sentence about AC voltage okay
HVS
05 Jul 2009 21:18
On 05 Jul 2009, Bill McCray wrote
>> So, if relay B's coil was set up to run on, has been running on >> 16 volts AC, is there any chance it can run just as well on 24 [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > set up to run on and has been running on 16 volts AC, is there > any chance it can run just as well on 24 volts AC?"
Written by a commaphobic, methinks... (grin)
I'd have replaced one with a colon and added one, not removed one:
"So: if relay B's coil was set up to run on, and has been running on, 16 volts AC, is there any chance it can run just as well on 24 volts AC?"
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Bill McCray
05 Jul 2009 19:57
> So, if relay B's coil was set up to run on, has been running on 16 > volts AC, is there any chance it can run just as well on 24 volts AC?
It doesn't work for me. I suggest "So, if relay B's coil was set up to run on and has been running on 16 volts AC, is there any chance it can run just as well on 24 volts AC?"
> Is this sentence okay?
That one is fine.
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mm
05 Jul 2009 19:18
So, if relay B's coil was set up to run on, has been running on 16 volts AC, is there any chance it can run just as well on 24 volts AC?
Is this sentence okay?
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