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Jumping a car - would you try this?
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Dusty
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No. Because your Body-Heart would get listed as being in red "X" condition.
The car would just be a red "/", though.
The car would just be a red "/", though.
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Klaxon
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Heavy metal fans should check their conductivity
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JBee
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Obviously skin after effect at work here.
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Crissa
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I say fake from the way he's spreading his finger across the terminals.
Anyhow, it only takes an amp to cause a serious burn. Car batteries contain hundreds.
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Anyhow, it only takes an amp to cause a serious burn. Car batteries contain hundreds.
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JBee
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Na its a real after effect, haven't you seen this before?I say fake from the way he's spreading his finger across the terminals.
Anyhow, it only takes an amp to cause a serious burn.
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John K
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It is on the internet… need there be any more proof?
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JBee
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Lol you're on a EV forum, it has to be peer reviewed by Twitter first before its real. ;-)It is on the internet… need there be any more proof?
pagesix1536
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I've been burned by shorted electrical wiring to a car battery. This video is total BS and no you should never play around with lots of amps even if it's only 12v.