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08 Feb, 2023
Full of electrons fighting the get out.
1 of 1 found this helpful Best batteries I have ever bought. Full of electrons fighting to get out, to equalise the internal voltage. Millions of 'em, probably billions, who knows, ask a physicist. Nils Bohr, he'd know. Clever guy, I like him. Dead now though. Shame.
But we all die, you know how it is. From the moment we break out of our bubble wrapped womb we can only hope to spend our short lives buying batteries, reviewing batteries. It's like we know the inevitable fate that's waiting for us. Just like a depleted battery. We can only hope to shine a light and provide sparks in the brief period we have until our potential is depleted. Until we become the equivalent of the flat battery. Our electrolytes no longer having a potential. Unable to muster even a single milli-volt.
17 Jun, 2020
Looks shiny in its bag. Turns out I didn't need it.
Never used it. Cleaned the rust off the wheel hub that was pushing the original item away from the sensor ring. All good again. Bag opened, but unused. If anyone wants it let me know.
06 Dec, 2017
Electrons is What it's all About
Without electrons this wouldn't work at all. Luckily copper is full of relatively loosely bound electrons that can just from atom to atom, in this way the signal at one end is transmitted to the other. This does not mean that the electrons pass along the wire at near light speed along with the signal, oh no. That's not how it works at all and we have to get involved in quantum physics to fully explain the signal propagation along a wire. Which is far too involved to discuss here.