At 8:00: "Electrical current will always follow the path of the least resistance" This is totally wrong and wide spread myth! Current takes all the paths, will be higher on less resistance and relatively lower with higher resistance. If there is lower resistance path and you touch a voltage source, current will flow through you, despite there is a lower resistance path.
Hi Hummer - this indeed is the point within the Webinar and it's further discussed with the secondary earth example, just not as eloquently put as how you described. Thank you.
Hummer -- your point is a good one. Though it could be argued that "Electrical current will always follow the path of the least resistance" does not actually deny that current will follow other paths.
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At 8:00:
"Electrical current will always follow the path of the least resistance"
This is totally wrong and wide spread myth!
Current takes all the paths, will be higher on less resistance and relatively lower with higher resistance. If there is lower resistance path and you touch a voltage source, current will flow through you, despite there is a lower resistance path.
Hi Hummer - this indeed is the point within the Webinar and it's further discussed with the secondary earth example, just not as eloquently put as how you described. Thank you.
Hummer -- your point is a good one. Though it could be argued that "Electrical current will always follow the path of the least resistance" does not actually deny that current will follow other paths.