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In Reply to: You are right. posted by Tweekeng on November 30, 2005 at 20:30:35:
I also cannot think of anything at all that would support directionality of a wire or a fuse within an ac circuit.It is possible to make transmission lines directional, but that is a simple consequence of the speed of light. Not a result of material properties. For materials to be directional, it would have to be sensitive and non-linear in both epsilon and mu, which is not something I've seen in any normal metals or insulators.
So fuses and wires and outlets?? I haven't seen a darn thing that supports the concept yet.
Cheers, John
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