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The Sticker Guy
I dont count a 9v on the tongue as getting to experience the power of electricity.
I had a 9v in my pocket one time and sat down on a metal chair not thinking. Caught my pants on fire......
I dont count a 9v on the tongue as getting to experience the power of electricity.
I dont count a 9v on the tongue as getting to experience the power of electricity.
We used to have 220V capacitors that we'd charge (from a 220V European socket) and then zap people and things with it. We were in 6th grade or so.
Not that it's all that bad, but certainly beats a 9V battery. Those capacitors hurt.
I had a 9v in my pocket one time and sat down on a metal chair not thinking. Caught my pants on fire......
How do you charge a capacitor with AC without a diode?
I remember we were sticking the prongs of capacitors right into the wall socket and then discharged them on people and metal things.
Hmmm.
Sorry but I don't see this working.
I see either a non-polarized cap not charging because every time it did charge, it would be discharged when the polarity switches.
Or, a polarized cap exploding.
Can you handle this Eric? Honestly the Z-34/22 and Z-30/20 rigs are not that bad unless you max them out and then get rough with the controls.
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I wish I had taken a few pictures when I was in the 80 and 125 rigs at Marathon oil. The 80 footer was my work home for a couple weeks.
Galaxy S? Good lord, that's old. I thought my Galaxy Note II has been aging...
Hell no. I have one more of the same phone as a spare that I still have to use up before a new one. I have been using the current one for about 3 years. Lighting is almost never good for pictures on job sites. Also have to sneak them in as cameras are prohibited on most jobs.
It was a great camera when the Galaxy S came out.![]()