Man VS 500.000 Volts
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7. silly_sy commented 14 years ago
400,000 volts! wow ive had a 400 v shock before carnt imagen how thats feel!
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9. ringmaster commented 14 years ago
#4, this is more associated with the Sith. And that area could be a part of Death Star.
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10. irishgek commented 14 years ago
Nice but come on that was shit ... 500kv ....bull shit 500kv would get much better lightning than that that was a setup for a tv bit in a science show that was no real full sized tesla coil
I have Ignition coils from bikes capable of making sparks bigger than that , this is a propper spark ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJqoRaphiEk
And also he is grounded hes hooked up on a line thats grounded but its connected and holding up the Faraday cage hes in with out it he would fry
I have Ignition coils from bikes capable of making sparks bigger than that , this is a propper spark ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJqoRaphiEk
And also he is grounded hes hooked up on a line thats grounded but its connected and holding up the Faraday cage hes in with out it he would fry
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11. jaeafafaeara commented 14 years ago
Come on! 500 kV is not that much. International power lines range from 100 kV throught 200 kV and 400 kV to 1000 kV (= 1 MV = 1'000'000 Volts!). And when it comes to friing someone, the main question is not the voltage, but power output (hardness of power source).
Try short-circuiting battery in your car (well actually I wouldn't recommend trying that). Lead battery is so powerfull, it'll vaporize copper wire (or make screwdriver glowing red). It's just twelve volts, but it can provide hundreds of amperes and power is proportional to current^2 (divided by resistance; or simply: power = voltage * current, the rest is Ohm's law).
Try short-circuiting battery in your car (well actually I wouldn't recommend trying that). Lead battery is so powerfull, it'll vaporize copper wire (or make screwdriver glowing red). It's just twelve volts, but it can provide hundreds of amperes and power is proportional to current^2 (divided by resistance; or simply: power = voltage * current, the rest is Ohm's law).
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14. cincodemayo commented 14 years ago
darth vader
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19. YoArgentino commented 14 years ago
Well, this obviously is current limited. When the current reach the preseted maximum, the voltage drop. And, yes, he is grounded.
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21. TheIsingGuy commented 14 years ago
Lot of people seems to thing high voltage = more frying power but its not the case, its the current that causing the frying. voltage is merely like a mountain, a ball sits on the top that doesnt move in any direction(no flow no current, so high voltage is like a huge potential energy) is like this half a million volt device connected to his body.
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22. irishgek commented 14 years ago
#18 as i pointed out its called a faraday cage check the wiki
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faraday_cage
Any one remember the video last year
http://www.snotr.com/video/2725
Same suit ....but none of the bull this guy has balls
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faraday_cage
Any one remember the video last year
http://www.snotr.com/video/2725
Same suit ....but none of the bull this guy has balls
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25. c0mmanderKeen commented 14 years ago
#24 no.
Your brain needs adenosine triphosphate (spelling?) to work. the energy can be compared to electricity but it really is chemical energy, not electrical.
Your brain needs adenosine triphosphate (spelling?) to work. the energy can be compared to electricity but it really is chemical energy, not electrical.
+20 1. Reaperdaddy commented 14 years ago