C-Pap power usage
So, I have been using my 12v(6.6 amps) C-Pap machine for a few years in my Creek Side. Now..........my wife is using a C-Pap. So far I have had my wife use my home unit(same exact one as in the trai...
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MEXICOWANDERER wrote:
Again stick your finger onto the starter motor power terminal crank the engine release the key then scrape yourself off the wall.
It first - takes voltage (higher than 12 volts), then second - adequate current driven by that voltage for a person to get plastered to the wall.
I understand that the necessary current is available, but where is high voltage coming from during the engine starting procedure? The alternator of course is a source of relatively high AC voltage when it's spinning, but it's hardly doing that during engine start.
