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In 1982, I was about 20 I guess and working for Dentron Radio as a tech. For
no other reason than being careless, as I was normally on high alert when working on the amps, I discharged a fully charged bank of filtercaps in a Clipperton L from the left hand to the right. I had tunnel vision for a couple seconds, fell to the ground as co-workers rushed to my side. Short of breath and dizzy I began to sweat profusely. I was ill for about a half hour then both arms began to ache as if I had been pummeled with a baseball bat. I have been zapped a few times since then but never ever will I allow IT to flow across my chest again, that event scared the hell out of me and I was a strapping young lad in good shape. Today the same hit would kill me, I'm sure of it. This could also explain my devout interest in QRP today! Tim |
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