Electrostatic safety video ( youtube )

[dacflyer]

this video is too funny, i had to share..
this guy does not need to be anywhere near electronics

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... tlYi1yLTVQ

[CeaSaR]

Always be careful with your tool(s)... Too funny! How I wish I could have
been there to witness his demonstration. A side splitter for sure.

CeaSaR

[Edd]

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Meeeester Flac Dyer . . . . . . . .(et al) . . . . . . .




Apparently . . . . . you have overlooked some of his other "boo-boo's"


Electricity can kill you . . . .with proof:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DQJ8JX17J58


a BACK polarized coil gun:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdZo_keUoEs


Don't take electrolytic capacitors for granted . . . . especially with back polarized subjecture ! :

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rr7bPmGTQUk



73's de Edd
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Don't stop to stomp on the ants when the elephants are stampeding.

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[Janitor Tzap]

Haha!

Is this guy for real!?

He is either the most inept person ever.
Or these videos are well staged.
Though shocking one self for limited gratification, would make me wonder about the guys sanity.

I've only experienced one bad shock, and that was working on an old Coronado B&W television.
I was checking the high voltage on the CRT with a HV Probe.
I was in a short sleeve shirt, and was using the "left hand in the back pocket rule".
But I was so intent at getting the probe end under the High Voltage cap on the CRT, that I brushed my arm against the metal grounded chassis.
TZAP!
That old tube set only pop it's breaker.
I suffered a little bite mark on my forearm.

Now if I need to check High Voltage on a old CRT Television.
I wear long sleeve shirts, and Very Carefully poke the probe in.


Signed: Janitor Tzap

[Robert Reed]

Well, I guess thats all you can expect from a guy that has only one eyebrow - and ear to ear at that!.

[MicroRem]

I made viewing these videos mandatory for our techs. Can't ever get too much safety training.

Best to all,

Tom