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Amdkt7 · 08-22-2013, 05:29 PM

An understanding of Ohm's Law explains why this is. The voltage is the same, more current is available, however the resistance of the starter motor is the same.

Think about it like this, the power at the outlet in your house can run a space heater, or a cell phone charger. A lot of power is present, but not delivered to a load that does not draw it.

jcboy · 08-23-2013, 06:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Amdkt7

An understanding of Ohm's Law explains why this is. The voltage is the same, more current is available, however the resistance of the starter motor is the same.

Think about it like this, the power at the outlet in your house can run a space heater, or a cell phone charger. A lot of power is present, but not delivered to a load that does not draw it.

^^correct.

fnagornov · 08-24-2013, 04:00 PM

thanks!

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Amdkt7 Returning to Toyota Drives: 2013 L 3dr MT Join Date: Mar 2013 Location: Nashville, TN Posts: 154	An understanding of Ohm's Law explains why this is. The voltage is the same, more current is available, however the resistance of the starter motor is the same. Think about it like this, the power at the outlet in your house can run a space heater, or a cell phone charger. A lot of power is present, but not delivered to a load that does not draw it.

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