OK So this was mabe 2 months ago, I was messing with a old at power supply making the switch that went to it stay " on" by attacting the 2 appropriate wires, But accidently 2 touched that shouldnt have and the circuit braker blew and I got shocked, Now as I only shocked with 120V? I honestly cant say If it felt worse then when I have been shoked before( dont ask Kids and graphite lead across a extension cord prongs, crazyness) anyways I know that Inside of the PS there are large capasators(sp) so Just wanted your opinions just for " S-h-i-t-s and giggles".
nu ah, It couldnt have been that much I would have been dead, Though back In High school I was in a basic electricity class and we calculated how many volts we all could safely take and I was found to be the person in the class of 30 that could take the most, Its mostly a Bodyfat deal, IE the more BF you have the more conductive you are. Or thats what I was told
its only what was left in the caps after the fuze blew. i did the same thing at work on a customers pc hurts like hell for a few seconds if the fuze didnt blow you would have been fried chichen😉
dont forget about the fets that jak it up even more 2 or 3 of em
on a heat zinc beside the caps
dont forget about the fets that jak it up even more 2 or 3 of em
on a heat zinc beside the caps
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Forgot to mention I connected the wires wrong Didnt have a Volt meter, so while it was plugged in It shocked me. LOL I sound like the Biggest A$$ around, Yes the fuse did blow because the PC didnt work after that. And you know what I dont believe I was even touching the bare metal I was touching the Plastic Sheathing on the wire.
Forgot to mention I connected the wires wrong Didnt have a Volt meter, so while it was plugged in It shocked me. LOL I sound like the Biggest A$$ around, Yes the fuse did blow because the PC didnt work after that. And you know what I dont believe I was even touching the bare metal I was touching the Plastic Sheathing on the wire.
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