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yunch (10/28/2015) [-] I worry for this man's life because of the large amount of electrocution he's put himself through.
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pjflash (10/28/2015) [-] It's the ampere that kills, not the voltage. Spark-plugs in a car or a motorcycle sends bursts of electricity at 10 kilo-volts with very low amps. I've heard it hurts like hell, but that's about it. When I studied to be an electrician I learned that the deadly amount of amperes lies around 0,2 - 0,35. Anything higher, if you're lucky enough to survive, will severely burn you and cause breathing problems. Although you need enough voltage for the current to penetrate your skin.
So basically, voltage hurts, and ampere kills.
So basically, voltage hurts, and ampere kills.
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bonlino (10/28/2015) [-] actually around about 0.07 last i checked, a very small amount of amperes, and as little as 50v can kill a person. its where you put the prongs that is also a factor. on the arm, it will ******* hurt, on the chest, most likely you just live defibbed yourself.
source: Level 3 Electrical Installation college student. still in education.
source: Level 3 Electrical Installation college student. still in education.
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shadovfox ONLINE (10/28/2015) [-] fully educated electrican here. i learned that you can be killed at pretty low levels of volt, but its the ampere that really kills you. but its always where you get electrocuted thats important. in norway if it goes thru your body you need to get put in a hospital for 24 hours under watch, because the herts and the ampere can **** up your heart and your heart rythm. also there are alot of studies that point to that getting electrocuted will have damage later on, like muscle and bone damage.
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haroldsaxon (10/29/2015) [-] Really? I've electrocuted myself several times and never felt any effects after a short while. 24 hour watch seems a bit excessive.
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dankrolls (10/29/2015) [-] **dankrolls used "*roll picture*"**
**dankrolls rolled image**I'm sorry to break it to you, but you have died several times without noticing.
Definition of electrocution: Electrocution is death caused by electric shock sauce www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/american_english/electrocute
**dankrolls rolled image**I'm sorry to break it to you, but you have died several times without noticing.
Definition of electrocution: Electrocution is death caused by electric shock sauce www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/american_english/electrocute
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poutinesalad (10/29/2015) [-] No, its all fake. Heres a still frame of another one that he did. Clearly edited in.
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anon (10/29/2015) [-]
Other way around, bucko, as men have higher pain threshholds. Only during later stages of pregnancy and childbirth do women have higher tolerance to pain, as their bodies prepare them for the physical trauma. Talking in general terms, of course.
It makes more sense evolutionarily for the more physical and violence-dependent sex to handle pain better.
It makes more sense evolutionarily for the more physical and violence-dependent sex to handle pain better.
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mrpotatofudge (10/29/2015) [-] 
in case you guys didn't know this guy does this type of **** a lot here is his YouTube channel link semi redundant
his channels name literally has electric in it sooooo
www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ0-OtVpF0wOKEqT2Z1HEtA
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notwalkingwaffles (10/28/2015) [-] Which one hurts more? Alternating current alternating current or direct current direct current?
