Ok,The current of a battery seems to be enough to killllll.Suppose one is at war, you are captured, somehow you find a fully charged 9+volt battery.You are being torture non stop and you decide to try and make a fleeattempt.But you need to incapasitate or kill a guard to successfull escape.Let your imagination run willld :)How to best construct a weapon with the battery and apply/use it ?Reading what I have read so far it would require some pins connect to thebattery both ends.Then both pins would need to be wet ? or stuck into the guards' body ?Would sticking it into his hand be enough ? or maybe the neck ? or if hechest is expose maybe his chest ;)Ohhhh yeah baby.What a nice weapon for doom hehehe.Bye, Skybuck ;)

So it seems pretty well established that you are a TROLL (or perhapsjust an idiot.) Either way, let me suggest that you might want to FOD.

Rapid kinetic energy dissipation. -- Paul Hovnanian mailto:------------------------------------------------------------------If the first attempt at making a drawing board had been a failure,what would they go back to?

How to use a battery to kill effectively ?

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Norm Dresner 20 years ago

Back in the Stone Ages (~1967) I was working with image-intensifying vacuum tubes and one setup had a 30KV Spellman bench supply, maybe a milliampere or so. I took a few shocks from that, including one from the eyepiece of the microscope I was using to examine the image right to my eyebrow -- knocked me across the room, but I'm still here to tell about it. The amount of current needed to kill varies widely with the path the current takes thru the body. Naturally it takes less if it enters near the heart than if it's in the legs. I'm sure there's plenty of information on shock hazard limits on the web.

Norm

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Spehro Pefhany 20 years ago

With my kid's dirty sweatsocks you won't even be needing the battery...

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Paul Hovnanian P.E. 20 years ago

Rapid kinetic energy dissipation.

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Skybuck Flying 20 years ago

Explain pleasy...

The sweet (=acid?) in the sock helps to transfer the current from the battery onto the guard ? is that it ? ;)

Sounds great. I have many stinky socks hahahahahahaha I love this idea hahahahahahahaha it's so diiirrty :D hehe.

Bye, Skybuck.

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Pat Ford 20 years ago

You need to blind the victim, throw sodium choride in his eyes then drop the battery on him. That would be a real case of a salt and battery! Pat

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Michael A. Terrell 20 years ago

Just chain the victim to the counter at an all you can eat restraint and yell "Free food!" to a bus full of people who just got back from a month at fat camp. They won't have enough left to do an autopsy after the hungry mob is done trampling him.

Link to my "Computers for disabled Veterans" project website deleted after threats were telephoned to my church. Michael A. Terrell Central Florida

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