Posted by Lyndon - AB on April 26, 2011 at 18:29:05 from (72.172.117.164):
In Reply to: OT electrical ?? posted by teddy52food on April 26, 2011 at 17:17:02:
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That's how a coil works. You turn low voltage, high amperage into high voltage, low amperage. You haven't magically created any more energy than you already had. And the jolt? Remember Ohm's Law? In order to get the jolt, you must have enough voltage that when combined with your body's resistance, you get enough amperage going through your body to feel. You can die from a 6 volt battery. You can survive tens of thousands of volts. It comes down to your body's resistance and the corresponding amperage.
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