I have never recieved a shock from a 6 or 12 volt battery. In fact just this last weekend I was working on a starter from one of my tractors, and I had the battery, and starter removed and all the cables hooked up off the tractor troubleshooting it. My wife walked up and was commenting about the exposed cables, and that I was touching all those exposed cables 'hot' and why I was not getting any shock. You can litterally lie your hand across both the starter case and the hot negative cable and not feel a thing. Just not enough potential there. This was on my larger tractor with 4DLT battery, and 12 volts from my diesel. Course she also asked a while back why I was working on a hot service entrance on the meter base a while back while putting on a plug for my generator as well. That one will get you, and I would not advise trying those, but I have worked with electricity, and electronics all my life.
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