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Re: The Human Conductor

#74456 01/22/07 01:37 PM

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Would probably make the resistance problem worse by reducing the cross-sectional area that is conducting.

Not to mention the nasty RF burns... [Linked Image]

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The Human Conductor	RobbieD	01/22/07 02:23 AM
Re: The Human Conductor	NJwirenut	01/22/07 02:36 AM
Re: The Human Conductor	Trumpy	01/22/07 03:34 AM
Re: The Human Conductor	yaktx	01/22/07 03:55 AM
Re: The Human Conductor	Zapped	01/22/07 04:15 AM
Re: The Human Conductor	DYNAMITE	01/22/07 05:14 PM
Re: The Human Conductor	NJwirenut	01/22/07 05:37 PM
Re: The Human Conductor	DYNAMITE	01/22/07 07:13 PM
Re: The Human Conductor	NJwirenut	01/22/07 07:22 PM
Re: The Human Conductor	Alan Belson	01/22/07 11:31 PM

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