G'day Paul,



18 Mar 97 09:03, Paul Edwards wrote to Rod Gasson:



 RG>> Fuckwit.. I said A THEORETICAL RESISTANCE of zero ohms. I never

 RG>> said that 'real' battery connections are like that. Heck a

 RG>> straight peice of wire doesn't even have zero resistance  - and

 RG>> as far as I know, nothing on earth does (unless super cooled -

 RG>> but even then I'm not sure if zero resistance has been achieved)



 PE> No-one has been able to MEASURE *any* resistance whatsoever.  Which

     ^^^^^^

Who is "no-one" ?  How many people do you know that has tried? What

were they using, a $10 multimeter from Tandys?



 PE> means the true resistance is somewhere between 0 and the limits of

 PE> current resistance-measuring technology, inclusive.



Zero resistance = super conductor.

Since superconductors are never found outside a laboratory it is safe

to assume that your battery cable has somewhat greater than zero

resistance.



Cheers,

Rod



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