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Ok, done. Many many many times. 12v can't exceed the resistance of human skin so it doesn't matter how much current capacity it has. You can hold onto those te
by StrictDabbler 5y ago
Ok, done. Many many many times.
12v can't exceed the resistance of human skin so it doesn't matter how much current capacity it has. You can hold onto those terminals all day.
It's settled science. If you doubt it, tests of this are all over YouTube. It's just true.
Now your tongue, perhaps...
- amluto 5y agoIf t you short a car battery, you might not get electrocuted, but the results are unlikely to be pretty.
- wearywanderer 5y agoYou can't short a car battery by touching the terminals with your dry unbroken skin, anymore than you can short a AA battery by touching both ends.
- stordoff 5y agoYou aren't shorting the battery in this case. There's still a significant resistance (your body, particularly the skin contact resistance) between the terminals.
- swader999 5y agoSo my cat doesn't have to worry?