Right hand rule, please comment.

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We also have to consider the magnetic curl.  The way the flux lines curl around the wire.  With a motor, the curl goes one way, and the curls go the other way with a generator.

Can you use the same wire for both the motor and generator?

and then there is counter torque and cemf. wasnt there someone with a motor/ gen with wire soldered direct to core
I just happen to be checking up on atom, copper 29 and Iron 26

That is interesting!

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Okay guys, what is your deal here? Now I'm getting violant! Lol j/k foreal, why are there no participates here on the questions I've ask?

I was going to answer your question, until you flipped out, throwing insults like the troll at ou.  That's not the way to inspire participation in your discussion.

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It is, of course, possible my answer will interest other readers. 

Define the word 'oppose':

Oppose is an acronym which stands for:

Other Power Projected Onto Starting Energy.

The Starting Energy is some usual kind, such as magnetic, static, kinetic, optical, etc.

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We have two ways to generate an electrical potential.  One way is inductive, in which a magnetic field expands through a conductor.  (Or contracts).
The other way uses a motional field, in which a wire and a magnetic field move relative to each other, with flux cutting through the wire, or visa versa.

So does the Right Hand Rule apply in both situations?

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Okay guys, what is your deal here? Now I'm getting violant! Lol j/k foreal, why are there no participates here on the questions I've ask?

Violent persons are removed from this forum....

B, i have a new job since 4 months.....I work day and night...Sorry for not having time here...

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We have two ways to generate an electrical potential.  One way is inductive, in which a magnetic field expands through a conductor.  (Or contracts).
The other way uses a motional field, in which a wire and a magnetic field move relative to each other, with flux cutting through the wire, or visa versa.

So does the Right Hand Rule apply in both situations?

Friction also produces a potential difference.....

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Fact check;

Let's assume we have a vertical inductor glued to a table top. Let's assume I connect the bottom inductor lead to the positive terminal of a battery, and the top terminal inductor lead to the negative terminal of the same battery, what pole field would the top of the bar be, and what pole field would the bottom of the bar be?

Please don't cheat and go assemble this, or test a inductor laying next to you. Please use the current knowledge you have on hand. If you're unable to do this in your head that's ok, just be honest and say I don't know without actually testing this. This thread posted here is a very sensitive post so please follow the requested rules, if this is done correctly there will be a reward for a number of members here.

And please each contributing member end your post/reply with a definition for the words oppose, and then initial. Thank you!

It would be very kind of you when you made a youtube of the coil test....
Just to teach us and because i dont have the time and access to my lab....
As said, my new job is too far from my home, so i stay not at home during the week....
I try to get some lab stuf over...but till then....no change...

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First, I'm compared to a troll at ou, second I'm told by the admin of the forum I founded violent people will be removed from a forum I created shortly before you was a part of it Stevie, don't forget I gave you this forum that I was paying to host just after I started getting death threats. If this is the way you feel of me here, then please click the admin button that removes me from this forum! My post was in no way offensive as I included It was a j/k clearly in my post. This is disrespectful at its best, so feel free to ban me from this site I named and founded since you feel these ways about me.