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Sorry to post a video - but seemed topical and entertainng...
Cheers,
Paul
Cheers,
Paul
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Windadct said:Sorry to post a video - but seemed topical and entertainng...
Cheers,
Paul
jim hardy said:Berkeman you got to watch that one.
It gives unambiguous visual meaning to word "Charge" as both noun and transitive verb !
old jim
LOL. I finally watched it from home. Dipstick Guy! I took an arm-to-arm 25kV hit accidentally one day doing some ESD testing, and it hurt like heck (and I was worried about fibrulation!)jim hardy said:Berkeman you got to watch that one.
It gives unambiguous visual meaning to word "Charge" as both noun and transitive verb !
old jim
Windadct said:I had to laugh - you can PF from work, but not see youtube...
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