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My cousin from Deatonville is taking physics and told me that energy can not be created or destroyed but my boat motor charges my battery when it runs. What happens to the energy if your battery is fully charged? Where does it go?
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Bilge
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I use it to recharge my robotic croaker baits.
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I use it to power my slurpy machine
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You have a slurpy machine on your boat?! When we going fishing? I'll bring the tequila and we'll make margaritas while we drown some croaker.
Last edited by Matt G; 07-13-2016 at 07:41 PM. |
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No where. The stater in you boat motor is much like the alternator in your ca r/truck. It's built to maintain a certain battery voltage level. 13.5/14 volts. It is basically making what you use. It's not perpetual motion
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Quote:
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Hell yeah dude. Why ya think I have a generator? Spiked slurpies right?
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