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"James Horn" wrote in message ... : Roger Gt wrote: : : 60 amps though "Human flesh" will cook it well done! 15mA through : the vital organs will kill! As little as 30 microamps will cause : a severe muscle reaction and not even the sturdiest will be able : to resist movement if the current reaches 2 mA. : : : Generally true, Roger, but *time* is as important a variable as well. To : cook anything well done takes substantial energy and that's a function of : current, voltage and time. The point of the story was that the effect was : immediate, the current flow brief, and the surface was still burned. : : I don't volunteer to try recreating the experiment though! : : Jim Horn, WB9SYN/6 : I wasn't trying to paint a picture, that was the story tellers job, I only volunteered a little information. However, I do doubt that he got 60 amperes through his buttocks! The current would have caused the required impulse to part with the voltage rather early on. (:) I actually worked in a place where they were testing nerve stimulus devices which allowed for diagnosing whether there was damage in some particular part of the body. As a final test they had the technicians put needles into their arms to take a sample reading. I passed on that one. Those poor guys ever got stopped by the police they would have a hard time explaining the tracks. |
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