Btw, here in Germany, nowadays you get tought that a 120/230V or above shock ALWAYS requires seeing a doctor and getting an ECG. Compare that to the old electritians handbook that tells you how to find live wires by touching!
How is that in your countries? Every domestic voltage shock sent to the doctor?
I was apprenticed to a few of those old timers Andey. They called it
'backhanding', in that they'd use the back of their hand to
'test' a wire ,knowing that the reaction of muscles contracting would pull their arm back to them.
And a ECG would be interesting , really never thought of that the entire three decades i was qualified to run one. For the most part i think burns , or entrance/exit woulds are the focus.....
~S~
