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I don't want this too be too late so just gonna throw this up rn and edit it later with my notes later so look forward to learning about capacitors :)

Fuck it we ball, capacitors what I know of them is they help motors start. In HVAC we got two of them run capacitor a and start capacitors. Motors that are aren't 3 phase need a phase shift to get them going. Thing is motors need power coming in to be just right if a start capacitor is left running it will draw locked motor amperage and shut it all down so it's put in series with a PTC relay (once this gets too hot it opens and shuts off power to the start capacitor) letting just the run to do it's thing.

Capacitors need to be tested by isolating and discarding them and checking for capacitance in microfarads. The rating is usually on the capacitor and needs to be within +-10%. On the capacitor the voltage is supplied too with 2 different values. The higher value is the real one so this means you can use it on a size lower if you want. I've heard of testing them under load to fully get how they work,you take amperage on the start winding then multiply by 2652 then divide voltage across the capacitor to check if it's good.

Anyway capacitors got oil in them to dissipate heat, thin plates of metal and plastic between them to insulate. These are used to store power, try not to fuck with them even unplugged they can still hurt you. The oil can also be an issue obvs. Anyway they store and discharge voltage they don't boost it, at least in ac systems. If you read a higher voltage it's most likely back EMF generated from the motor as it runs. Anyway you gotta take this into account when sizing relays.

One more thing capacitors when wired in series will have reduced capacitinace, 1/C +1/C but wired in parallel you just add them C+C. Probably doesn't mean much to people but for electricians it's useful if you don't have the right size. Only connecting them in parallel is probably the only reason to do it practically.

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[–] Arahnya@hexbear.net 8 points 3 weeks ago (1 children)

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he told me I should talk to a few adults about the situation to get their take.

lol. I can tell you as an adult, as the one who makes parents cry, who cuts parents off and never speaks to them again, your reaction is 100 percent valid. Honestly I wanted to post something similar but it was about my sister and her kids, and how she's starting to act like our mother when her kids set boundaries now that they are adults. I dont understand it, they think they're doing "their best" but their best is nowhere near good enough. I have said time and time again, if my kids or nieces/nephews came to me with an issue or boundary, I would fold / apologize / vow to do better every time.

[–] Are_Euclidding_Me@hexbear.net 5 points 3 weeks ago

spoilerI also would immediately fold and try to do better if a young person I cared about told me I'd messed up! It's wild to me how many full-ass adults can't seem to get out of their own little "I'm the main character" bubble long enough to realize they are being assholes.

It's extremely disappointing that Dad would rather protect his ego than become a better father to his children.

I'm sorry your sister is doing the same shit to her children. That's gotta be hard to watch, for sure