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It's also possible for low voltage shocks to cause your hand muscles to seize the hazard and be unable to release it. In fact, my TENS unit, specifically desig
by elif 4y ago
It's also possible for low voltage shocks to cause your hand muscles to seize the hazard and be unable to release it.
In fact, my TENS unit, specifically designed to cause muscle contraction, runs on 9V.
Edit: ah... I see a throwaway account was used, so you will never have to confront your mistake. I wish these were banned.
- xxs 4y agoI cant see how 9v dc can shock you aside touching the leads with tongue... or using any step up electronics. As a kid we used to test batteries voltage with the tongue, 9V had a distinctive bite, compared to 4.5V. Even today I can tell the output voltage of a multimeter (in its ohm mode)