Basic DC electricity question
"Doug Miller" wrote in message
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In article , "Bob F"
wrote:
There are hundreds of amps available from a car battery. Ever notice you
don't get electrocuted when you touch both terminals? It's the same
thing.
Mostly, you don't get electrocuted from a car battery because it's DC.
You have a very strange concept of electricity.
I wonder where you get these ideas.
You don't get electrocuted from a car battery because it's
only 12 volts, which isn't enough in most conditions to push
the needed few milliamperes through your body to electrocute
you.
Bob
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