Dex Dexter wrote:
Except output sparks the value of capacitor tank is also indicative your coil draws much less juice than 80 W. I agree that little thingy should be pretty harmless to humans as long as they don't get in contact with power supply. And even if they do,20 mA low frequency shock wouldn't be fatal.Just painful.
20mA is more than enough current to induce ventricular fibrillation, depending upon the person getting shocked, how and where the shock is administered, and so on. Ventricular fibrillation, if not corrected immediately by a defibrillator, is fatal in all but the rarest of cases.
Jon
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