Hi DIY electric chair manufacturers,
How bouts lots of PP3 nicads in series? (I still think the electrical resistance
of an average human will have negligible effect on a chain of even ZiC PP3
batteries, let alone Alkaline ones).
They should be able to give quite a jolt, yeah?
I was thinking AC voltage shocks sorta hold you to the connection,
whilst DC shocks give you one helluva jolt away from it thus breaking the link.
Cheers,
PrinceGaz -- "if it harms none, do what you will"
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----- Original Message -----
From: Colin Burchall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> PrinceGaz wrote:
> > btw if you insist on connecting a dozen PP3 batteries in series and end up
> > electrocuting yourself, I accept no responsibility. Having said that, 117V AC
> > at 60Hz is more dangerous than 300V DC I think. Do not rely on this as a
> > DIY electrocution guide.
>
> 300V DC will hurt you a lot more than 117V AC, but if the 300V comes
> from 33 x 9V batteries (not NiCads) in a great big long string then the
> high internal resistance will likely limit the available current to a
> safer level than the 117VAC mains.
> -cb
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