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* - Riggs - Feb 6, 2017
(Feb 5, 2017 11:06 PM)Millie Brown Wrote: How many volts were each battery if I may ask?
12V each.
Fear not, very complex mathematical calculations were made prior to ensure it was a safe experiment.
![[Image: math.png]](https://bruteforcethis.com/files/misc/images/math.png)
* - MrPip - Feb 7, 2017
Hilarious man, oh goodness. The thing I love about electricity is the fact that it's unforgiving. It doesn't matter if you're black, white, muslim, christian, rich or poor you will be dealt with appropriately. Coming from a Commercial HVAC Technician I have seen 208v 3 phrase go off and it's not a pretty site. I have seen what it did to screwdrivers, nuts and bolts I can not imagine what it would do to human skin.
(Feb 6, 2017 12:05 AM)Riggs Wrote: 12V each.LMAO do you mean Ohm's Law?
Fear not, very complex mathematical calculations were made prior to ensure it was a safe experiment.
* - President Morty - Feb 7, 2017
How bored do you have to be to electrocute yourself?
* - Riggs - Feb 7, 2017
(Feb 7, 2017 10:57 AM)MrPip Wrote: LMAO do you mean Ohm's Law?
Precisely. Resistance is futile!
* - hellobro - Feb 7, 2017
lmao, that scream was the icing on the cake. Good shit my dude.
* - Ytube - Feb 8, 2017
The "Do not try this at home" warning might not be enough to stop some kids in the lounge from playing with electricity. You should write an ebook to make it easier for them to understand. 👍
* - Riggs - Feb 8, 2017
(Feb 8, 2017 03:32 AM)Ytube Wrote: The "Do not try this at home" warning might not be enough to stop some kids in the lounge from playing with electricity. You should write an ebook to make it easier for them to understand. 👍
It says DO TRY THIS AT HOME you ebook encouraging epic-fail entrepreneur.
* - Ainaj - Feb 8, 2017
600v with a body resistance of 50k, pretty much no current.
Hold on to the handle then switch it on, you won't feel anything.
* - Levi - Feb 8, 2017
Definitely not my proudest wank.
* - Riggs - Feb 8, 2017
(Feb 8, 2017 09:11 AM)CesarVB Wrote: 600v with a body resistance of 50k, pretty much no current.
Hold on to the handle then switch it on, you won't feel anything.
True, but would defeat the purpose of the experiment. My body was charged with a huge imbalance of ions as the conductor I strapped to myself was a negative ion generator.
* - Ainaj - Feb 8, 2017
(Feb 8, 2017 09:23 AM)Riggs Wrote: True, but would defeat the purpose of the experiment. My body was charged with a huge imbalance of ions as the conductor I strapped to myself was a negative ion generator.
Change to AC power, much more fun. Just not mains, or anything higher then 12v
* - Exige007 - Feb 8, 2017
that manly voice disappeared so quickly haha