I trick I would try is this;
Get a 6 ,or 9 volt battery, two copper wires,insulation stripped off each
end about 1 inch except one end enough to hold in one hand, wetted with CS
or salty water.
Connect the other end of that wire to the negative post - sign.
Scotch tape one end of the other wire to the spider bite site wetting same
site with CS or salty water.
With the other hand hold the loose wire near the positive post + sign,then
flick the wire across the + sign creating a mild spark.
Repeat this rapidly for a time.
When this spark is created a momentary higher voltage is created.
You may not see a spark but if you have a small radio,tune it to a local
station and when you flick the wire across the battery a bit of static
should be heard.
Instead of holding one wire in your hand,tape that end to your skin about
two inches away from the bite.Try the hand held way first to see if you are
affected by any electical shock.
Harold
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