Scaddan is recommended reading by many colleges, so yes its a good start.
pdcelec said:It is about time that you started a new wind up. This one is getting boring now. The third one should be interesting
Dave9 said:Mostly everything you have said in this topic is pure s***te
allgoom said:Sorry dave9 but i seriously think there is a good chance you may kill yourself attempting project c.
Listen to the people on here and stay well away.
Dave9 said:They are not my insane idea's, they are from websites that give you instruction's / project's - I do not just "come up" with these idea's like you think I do.
Dave9 said:just because I ordered the wrong part & lack electrician knowledge... that make's me a ill person? ...
But thermite looks sooooo fun....danbutcher said:The Anarchists Cookbook includes instructions on bomb making, and other dubious practices. Do you do those as projects as well?
The internet is a free space.
under normal circumstances, no more dangerous than two fingers in a 5A lighting outlet...skin resistance is quite high, and will limit current quite a lot, and I reckon if you had lowered skin resistance that much, you'd permantly damage your fingers at much lower currents than 63A.I could publish a professional looking site that says its safe to put two fingers in a 63A ceeform outlet. Would you try that?
*ahem* +10% -6% ...most people have at least half an idea what voltage the UK system runs on (ok, 230V +-10% for the pedants out there)
yes, there is nowhere for the electric to go.Dave9 said:How come when birds sit on the electric lines they dont kill themselves?
is it because they not in contact with the ground?
so say if i hang on a wire like that & my feet dont touch the ground = i wont get electructed?
i learnt some electricity lessons in school, but i cant remember much, all i can remember is that electricity finds the fastest route to escape.
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