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That is some funny stuff!
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They just keep getting better
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I dont believe the "Saw it comming" one.
If a human insomuch as even touches a 4.8kv line while grounded they would be either exploded or burnt to a crisp.
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Look before you leak!
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One of my neighbours disagrees with you, though he did loose the full use of one arm in the process and that was with a 10kv line.
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Try a generic electric fence. 10kv Bull-Stopper. Yes, it hurts (blew me half way down a hill when I used the wrong pliers - they had a hole in the insulating grips
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The Darwin Awards are good, but a Dalwhinnie Malt is better!
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True that, its the amperage that kills you
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![]() Even then it is not so simple. 1.5 Amps at 1,000v is more likely to kill you than 5 Amps at 1,000V.
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I do 'available fault current' calculations all the time and even on the secondary of a transformer where the voltage may be 480v. the available instantanious potental is astounding. Your average home panel is braced for a minimum of 10,000rms fault. As to the voltage I just parroted what was in the article. I found it to be an odd voltage but hey thats what they reported.
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lol darwin awards have always been amusing
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Once I made a 9 inch screw driver into a 4 inch screw driver in about a hundredths of a second.
I made the fundamental mistake that you should never make around electricity. I asked someone to power down a circuit. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Lucky to be alive. Lesson learned. Education occured.
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I'd say these guys are front-runners for the 2010 Awards:
http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/asiapc...led/index.html ![]() |
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