mudhens1
Active member
i've worked on electrical things alot and have been zapped by 110 many times and 220 once...
i just got blasted with the anode on my TEC tm623 b/w monitor...i thought my arm and leg melted and my right nut was pretty tingly too
i felt the whole circuit that my body made...i was kneeling on my concrete basement floor and while reaching in to adjust the chassis, i hit the flyback wire...i felt it shoot up my right arm and out my right leg (at the speed of light of course)...shortly after, i was all tingly in my arm, abdomen, right nut (which was kind of interesting), and my right calf....the arm also ached quite a bit too
i think my little boy learned a few new words too...
i wouldn't recommend doing it for fun, but it wasn't as bad as i thought it would've been considering i've heard those have in the neighborhood of 20,000 volts
i just got blasted with the anode on my TEC tm623 b/w monitor...i thought my arm and leg melted and my right nut was pretty tingly too
i felt the whole circuit that my body made...i was kneeling on my concrete basement floor and while reaching in to adjust the chassis, i hit the flyback wire...i felt it shoot up my right arm and out my right leg (at the speed of light of course)...shortly after, i was all tingly in my arm, abdomen, right nut (which was kind of interesting), and my right calf....the arm also ached quite a bit too
i think my little boy learned a few new words too...
i wouldn't recommend doing it for fun, but it wasn't as bad as i thought it would've been considering i've heard those have in the neighborhood of 20,000 volts

