This has always messed with me to explain, but mostly since this confusion is based on different experiences. If you learn the theory and understand how to craft your own circuitry, pushing and pulling amps can be designed for, but if all you’ve ever done is install things like a contractor would, then all you’re familiar with is pulling amps.
It always makes it such a hard explanation when someone says, “I thought you pulled amps.” There really ain’t an easy explanation, since most people are only familiar with systems designed to not be used outside their target voltage, so they don’t experience Ohm’s Law in action.
In retrospect, its probably because I only have these talks with contractors lel, and they’ve spent a whole lotta time going with the “Pulls amps” approach, and it works out well enough for them. Whatever works for the groups you’re communicating among, I suppose.
This has always messed with me to explain, but mostly since this confusion is based on different experiences. If you learn the theory and understand how to craft your own circuitry, pushing and pulling amps can be designed for, but if all you’ve ever done is install things like a contractor would, then all you’re familiar with is pulling amps.
It always makes it such a hard explanation when someone says, “I thought you pulled amps.” There really ain’t an easy explanation, since most people are only familiar with systems designed to not be used outside their target voltage, so they don’t experience Ohm’s Law in action.
In retrospect, its probably because I only have these talks with contractors lel, and they’ve spent a whole lotta time going with the “Pulls amps” approach, and it works out well enough for them. Whatever works for the groups you’re communicating among, I suppose.