We have had a number of threads in which there have been claims that appear to blame "amp-clamps" or clamp-on ammeters, for confusion due to power factor issues.
So, here is the thread to argue about that. I am considering deleting such discussions from other threads, both current ones, and in future..
I invite those believing that "amp clamp ammeters" are the problem, to post here, and explain in detail why these useful tools are considered to be the problem which leads to confusion where "reactive currents" are concerned.
Here is a quote which started the last discussion:
"Gee, who would have thought it? Somebody hangs an amp-clamp on their device, and the first words out of their
mouth are: well *that* doesn't make sense.
Amp-clamps. Great for starting "is it real or is is imaginary" [1] threads on this forum."
So, here is the thread to argue about that. I am considering deleting such discussions from other threads, both current ones, and in future..
I invite those believing that "amp clamp ammeters" are the problem, to post here, and explain in detail why these useful tools are considered to be the problem which leads to confusion where "reactive currents" are concerned.
Here is a quote which started the last discussion:
"Gee, who would have thought it? Somebody hangs an amp-clamp on their device, and the first words out of their
mouth are: well *that* doesn't make sense.
Amp-clamps. Great for starting "is it real or is is imaginary" [1] threads on this forum."