28-02-2017, 08:22 AM
(This post was last modified: 28-02-2017, 08:28 AM by Murphyv310.)
Basic electrical theory doesn't change and whether you are reading textbooks from the 20's 30's or the 70's these basic laws are the same.
I don't want to jump into Mark's work which is second to none but I feel NWM should concentrate on what Mark is setting out for you to do rather than bring in what you have read or are doing elsewhere, it is only confusing the matter both for you and your Tutor. I'm sure if you were in the classroom you'd have to follow the guidelines of the tutor as class progress would be hindered.
I understand you have a enquiring mind but getting confused by doing things the wrong way can lead to misconceptions about the correct way things are done and then it's harder to get the misconceptions eradicated from your mind. You'll not get a better tutor than Mark so take on board his help and leave everything else aside.
I don't want to jump into Mark's work which is second to none but I feel NWM should concentrate on what Mark is setting out for you to do rather than bring in what you have read or are doing elsewhere, it is only confusing the matter both for you and your Tutor. I'm sure if you were in the classroom you'd have to follow the guidelines of the tutor as class progress would be hindered.
I understand you have a enquiring mind but getting confused by doing things the wrong way can lead to misconceptions about the correct way things are done and then it's harder to get the misconceptions eradicated from your mind. You'll not get a better tutor than Mark so take on board his help and leave everything else aside.
