probably an obsolete unit too, never heard it mentioned.
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17 years ago
Megacoulombs
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17 years ago
Not obsolete at all, the Coulomb is the standard unit of electric charge.
vic
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17 years ago
Nothing obsolete about it - just a realy really large amount of charge !
Graham
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17 years ago
Amp-hours seems to work better at those levels.
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17 years ago
MC? Not getting confused with MegaCycles, cycles was used more than hertz till the 50's
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17 years ago
Until about 1968, in fact.
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17 years ago
Why 1968? It became an SI unit in 1960, but was in use much earlier.
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17 years ago
He's referring to Hz in place of c/s
Graham