Thomas Edison went to great lengths to show that direct current was superior to alternating current — referred to as the "executioners current" due to it's use in electric chairs — championed by his rival George Westinghouse.
Jul 14, 2010
Thomas Edison went to great lengths to show that direct current was superior to alternating current — referred to as the "executioners current" due to it's use in electric chairs — championed by his rival George Westinghouse.
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