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Rodney’s Answer
I find that I like to come into a situation that others find helpless and with tools that I have access to, I can fix said issues and everyone is happy with the outcome of their power working correctly
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Sam’s Answer
If you are good in math, you will be good in the electrical field. Example. Volts x amps = watts. Using 120 for volts and 5 for the amperage that would equal 600. 120x5=600
On your free time you can search "ohms law".
If you aren't good in math, you can still be an electrician, it is just more challenging, but certainly not impossible.
On your free time you can search "ohms law".
If you aren't good in math, you can still be an electrician, it is just more challenging, but certainly not impossible.