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[BirdOfPrey01]

uhhhggg, should i seek medical attention?

[shenanigans]

ugh... working projection... Movie projectors are air and water cooled. They have an airflow system that runs are past the bulb constantly, there are air flow sensors that make sure there is enough airflow going through, or it will shut down the bulb.

Well there was enough airflow, just one of the sensors went bag, shut power down ot the projector, unhooked the sensor then connect the wires together to bypass it, touched it, nothing at first then BAM, my hand was stuck there for a few seconds, I let go, and bam I had pins and needles for like 5 minutes then my arm was stiff for the next few hours.

Air flow sensors are on the same circuit as the roof exhaust fan. DOH!

[ April 06, 2005, 09:20 PM: Message edited by: shenanigans ]

[Pewter99Camaro]

220 sucks...got zapped plugging in the fryers at work and once my stupid *** pulled wires off the HEI coil on my old Monte SS and that hurt like a mother ****er.

[WSU77]

At a party there was no cover on a light swich, so some people I know were ouching the hot part and getting zapped on purpose. Then they had like 6 or 7 people all holding hands then the person at the begining touched the hot part for a chain reaction.

This past summer my dad and I were trying to lift a tree that was blown over by a storm and hold it up with some rope and a metal post. After using a sledge to put the post in the ground, we were waiting for extra help to lift the tree. My dad puts his hands on the and felt a slight shock. He nicked the main line. DTE Energy company came out and said its not worth fixing yet. It was kind of scary though.

[JusFlyinBy]

Anybody ever get zapped by those spark timer/amplifiers in high school physics? Now, Ive been zapped by 120 wall socket voltage tons of times (unfortunatley), but that tickles compared to these things. I thought someone wound up and punched me in my shoulder blades as hard as they could. It sucked.