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A while back there was a discussion about why wall wart transformers that
were not under load would draw no current. Anyone recall that thread? As I recall there were some references to the induced currents created by collapsing magnetic fields etc. Anyway, I'm trying to either prove or disprove the statement that unplugging wall warts when not actually using them to power or re-charge your device will save electricity. My recollection is that it doesn't matter. Right or wrong? |
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