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Illuminator
Join Date: Jun 2009
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Wait...I stated (correctly, according to your latest bit about open wounds/internal resistance of the human body, btw) that my laptop's power supply could kill. Then, I retracted that and stated that the resistance of your skin, even when wet, would limit the current draw the power supply could provide.
And now, somehow, I'm posting information that could get people killed? Are you daft, man? Current is what kills. Voltage only matters because it affects how much resistance can be overcome. This is not something I'm just posting out of one of my orifices. This is the safety training I have received every year for the past 10 years (and training I have even researched and presented to others) in my job, working as an electronics/RF technician in the AF and now working around Ion-Implanters (working with up to 160KV). Where, exactly, have I posted anything that will get people killed? |
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