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I suspect that comes from overthinking it.
Probably a line of thought like this. Bad ground. Voltage goes down. Lower voltage in the same circuit is higher amperage. (Usually.)
But if you have a bad ground total power in the circuit should go down.
This all assumes a DC circuit. I've found DC rules often get thrown out the window for AC.
Probably a line of thought like this. Bad ground. Voltage goes down. Lower voltage in the same circuit is higher amperage. (Usually.)
But if you have a bad ground total power in the circuit should go down.
This all assumes a DC circuit. I've found DC rules often get thrown out the window for AC.
