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About LinkBacksno unfortunatly but the Sugar Puffs might explain itOriginally Posted by PrivatePyle
no unfortunatly but the Sugar Puffs might explain it
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I've had a few jolts, thrown items across the room, etc.
Glad you're OK.
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Been shocked off the mains a fair few times now (5 iirc) just tends to leave me with an achey arm and make me slightly more thankful for fuses
Several people a year die putting 9v batteries on their tongues for that 'fuzzy' feeling...
Apparently!
Ive had a few shocks from the HV side of ccfl inverters (1.8kv), which is fun... left me with little burn holes
I got an electric shock from a faulty dishwasher in a kitchen I once used to work in, sent me flying half way across the room into the fridges.
After that, I never held onto the stainless steel sink and tried turning it on with wet hands ever again!
Maybe I'm just lucky (Or very careful.
seems to me his spelling/punctuation centres in the brain got fragged in the process
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They were never there.
its a sscary feeling but hlpe your ok.
I think the worse is when your hand is in a case and a finger wanders into a fan. It doesnt really hurt (unless a big mainframe one) but the noise scares the poo out of you
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