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#203307 - 09/21/11 05:45 AM YouTube Video Clips from the UK
Joe Tedesco Member Registered: 10/07/00 Posts: 3298 Loc: Boston, Massachusetts USA	YouTube Video Clips from the UK http://www.youtube.com/user/escstaysafe http://www.esc.org.uk/ _________________________ Joe Tedesco, NEC Consultant
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#205407 - 02/18/12 06:09 PM Re: YouTube Video Clips from the UK [Re: Joe Tedesco]
Owain Member Registered: 10/26/05 Posts: 15 Loc: Scotland,UK	Here's another one Youtube Youtube (warning contains sweary words, well it would do if you had a 240V hand to hand shock and then fell off the stepladder)
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#205409 - 02/18/12 06:50 PM Re: YouTube Video Clips from the UK [Re: Joe Tedesco]
Texas_Ranger Member Registered: 12/17/01 Posts: 2115 Loc: Vienna, Austria	Yup, 230-40V tingle badly, even if you're wearing rubber soled shoes and not touching anything else, let alone in case of a hand-to-hand shock.
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#205459 - 02/22/12 04:48 PM Re: YouTube Video Clips from the UK [Re: Joe Tedesco]
Alan Belson Member Registered: 03/23/05 Posts: 1758 Loc: Mayenne N. France	Typical Brit. Goes back to work with narry a thought about lawyers, medical aid or an accident report. I 'spect his mate went off to make the tea after! _________________________ Wood work but won't!
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#205461 - 02/22/12 06:11 PM Re: YouTube Video Clips from the UK [Re: Joe Tedesco]
Owain Member Registered: 10/26/05 Posts: 15 Loc: Scotland,UK	It was probably leaving the power on for the electric kettle that caused the whole kerfuffle in the first place!
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