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by CamperBob2
1594 days ago
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High voltage from a Tesla coil not only has low average current, but is subject to the skin effect. So while it can still cause a painful shock to your superficial sensory nerves, not much of that energy ends up in contact with the motor nerves. TL,DR: you probably don't want to be shocked by a big Tesla coil, even though it won't kill you. |
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