Re: I come here for the Technical data ...
Posted: Sun Feb 03, 2013 3:26 pm
we had a few 440hz hits in the navy (fleetwide, not on my ship that i can recall). no fun. notice the frequency, not the potential, kiddies 

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Shockwave wrote:The voltage isn't what kills you its the current, usually you won't die from just a voltage hit, but if theres any draw on it all it takes is .1 amps really to kill you
LesPaul-Marshall wrote:Been bit by 115 & 230 a few, did Okay. One of the worst bites was replacing a 4 foot florescent bulb all sweaty & wet. I became part of the circuit. That shit hurt, was on a ladder. Wokeup that nite with chest pains ...![]()
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Dropsix wrote:LesPaul-Marshall wrote:Been bit by 115 & 230 a few, did Okay. One of the worst bites was replacing a 4 foot florescent bulb all sweaty & wet. I became part of the circuit. That shit hurt, was on a ladder. Wokeup that nite with chest pains ...![]()
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How did you end up getting zapped like that? Were you in the rain or something
LesPaul-Marshall wrote:Dropsix wrote:LesPaul-Marshall wrote:Been bit by 115 & 230 a few, did Okay. One of the worst bites was replacing a 4 foot florescent bulb all sweaty & wet. I became part of the circuit. That shit hurt, was on a ladder. Wokeup that nite with chest pains ...![]()
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How did you end up getting zapped like that? Were you in the rain or something
It was about 105 degrees in a hallway with no AC on a ladder, the fixture was older and i couldn't line up the pins in the sockets right so i had fingers of each hand on either end of the 4 foot bulb trying to guide the pins in the socket all sweaty an voila ! I completed the circuit, the current ran from hand to hand across my chest ... not good. Voltage in a floruecent light is amplified, much more than 115v.