Re: Idea for Poll

["Campbell" <c.macd@xxxxxxx>]

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All of the above....

the best has happened a number of times, working on light switches while
live. Yes you've guessed it touched both wires with my hand and the light
bulb illuminates, not a too unpleasant feeling, but not to be repeated any
more than can be helped. At present about twice/year.

Another time enough static in me to blow the PC, happened once. I think it
was due to nylon carpets and rubber soled shoes. If I walked through the
door frame I would get hit in the shoulder, even more fun was when I
touched
people, its amazing combinations of #*&"" you casn get. This
was all sorted
when I just wore leather soles ans was fine when I moved office.

Campbell


----- Original Message -----
From: "Stuart Grimshaw" <stuart@xxxxxxx>
To: "UKHA List" <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, September 22, 2000 4:29 PM
Subject: [ukha_d] Idea for Poll


>
> After getting a shock while trying to fix my washing machine, I'd like
to
> suggest a poll.
>
> "What have you been electrocuted by?"
>
> 1) PC
> 2) White Goods (washing machine, fridge etc)
> 3) Mains fittings (lightswitch, plug socket, light socket)
> 4) Car electrics.
> 5) All of the above.
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