Re: nst shock

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Original poster: "by way of Terry Fritz <twftesla-at-qwest-dot-net>" <PsychoticMinds1-at-aol-dot-com>



      Hi terry 

                  I once got shocked by 120 when my basment flooded and i 
was vacumming it up with a shop vac and the motor or something failed and it 
electrified the watter and it didn't hurt that much and i was grounded cause 
i had no shoes on and i was standing in the water and still i didnt get 
shocked that bad and it has always puzzled me why i never get shocked that 
bad cause i have been playing with electronics scince i was about ten when 
one of my dads friends who was an electrical engener introduced it to me.   
And for some reason i just dont seem to get hurt that bad when i get hit with 
electricity my dad is the same way he is able to grab hold of a cars ignition 
coil output with out even flinching and shoot sparks from his fingers to 
other ppl. i mean i am deathly affraid of the output of some of my nst's so i 
am always very carefull around them but i was just wondering why i don't 
really get hurt,  could it have to do with the fact that i have a motor 
neuron disfunction in my hands?