Charge Your Cell Phone In 5 Seconds
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Dr Kynes
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so many retarded things wrong with this faeggella's rant.
cat of curiosity
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good for a laugh...
Nevaeh420
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Dr Kynes
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no, it is all supposition.
What If...
(flounce)
IF they can make this work...
(flounce)
IF this pans out...
(flouncing intensifies)
IF this happens...
(flouncing becomes dangerously unstable)
IF they can make these technologies function.
(critical flounce joint failure, time for a hip replacement)
6 Leaf General
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I hope this is real...shit just killed my high
6 Leaf General
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Well it is real..just hope It happens soon I guess
Dr Kynes
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the Bonafides of this "science" are unproven.
wild supposition (and flouncing) are not "expounding upon realistic possibilities"
watts = volts x amps
watts do work, putting a few hundred watts into a tank in a few seconds would require high amps, and high voltage resulting in dangerous power levels, arcing sparking and fires (plus a few electrocutions)
Protip: 1 amp can kill a person, and high voltages can arc across air.
and the reason your current phone/laptop/whatever doesnt use capacitors instead of batteries already, is because capacitors bleed off their charge rapidly unless they are constantly supplied with juice, and they tend to discharge all their energy in one big zap.
skunkd0c
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only 100 mA is needed to kill a person
Ultracapacitors have been around for a long time powering all kinds of electronics
with a 1-2 min charge time
http://www.nrel.gov/vehiclesandfuels/energystorage/ultracapacitors.html
Dr Kynes
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i prefer reality to fantasy
it's the way i was raised.
if you prefer the mad dreams of lunatics and wild supposition, i recommend Democrat Politics.
you could become a senator.
vostok
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Latest(censored usa news) is that micro micro waves do fuck with your body, avoid carrying the phone in your pocket to avoid ball cancer top pocket to avoid screwing with th your heart rhythms, let me look
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-12541117
http://www.bbc.com/news/health-27475515
http://www.bbc.com/news/health-27767981
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-12541117
http://www.bbc.com/news/health-27475515
http://www.bbc.com/news/health-27767981
cat of curiosity
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.3 amps is basic in military terms. also, charge rate is not instantaneous, but charges to 60% quickly, then exponentially slower to full charge. discharge rate is the same, but opposite.
cat of curiosity
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microwaves (radar) suck. if you've ever been on a ddg and seen the seagulls fall out of the sky, you know what i'm talking about.
Silky Shagsalot
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i saw the dr. give a formula to calculate watts. here's a page with some helpful formulas...
http://www.csgnetwork.com/ohmslaw2.html
http://www.csgnetwork.com/ohmslaw2.html
greasemonkeymann
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Ohm's law is your friend.
and sure 100 miliamps could kill you, gotta remember @ what voltage though.
100 MA @ a half volt won't do much, but at 100,000 volts it could stop your heart
100 milliamps is only a third of the equation
A coilpack for a car's ignition is frequently around 80k to 150k volts, but relatively low amperage, I've gotten nailed a couple times (sweaty insulated gloves during cyl balance test) and it hurts a whole lot, and I flew about 2 meters when it happened, I played football for years as a youth, and it felt exactly like a blindside block.
My chest felt weird for about 8 hrs after, and I probably shoulda gone to the doc....
point is, I've gotten shocked from a 115 AC syatem, and that was a cakewalk, compared to the coilpack.
anyways. Ohms law is something ALL indoor growers should be familiar with.
and sure 100 miliamps could kill you, gotta remember @ what voltage though.
100 MA @ a half volt won't do much, but at 100,000 volts it could stop your heart
100 milliamps is only a third of the equation
A coilpack for a car's ignition is frequently around 80k to 150k volts, but relatively low amperage, I've gotten nailed a couple times (sweaty insulated gloves during cyl balance test) and it hurts a whole lot, and I flew about 2 meters when it happened, I played football for years as a youth, and it felt exactly like a blindside block.
My chest felt weird for about 8 hrs after, and I probably shoulda gone to the doc....
point is, I've gotten shocked from a 115 AC syatem, and that was a cakewalk, compared to the coilpack.
anyways. Ohms law is something ALL indoor growers should be familiar with.
cat of curiosity
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it's amps that kill ya... current is a bitch. personally i'd rather get hit by a 240v line at 20-30 amps than the same at 12o... 240 is more in sync with the body...
greasemonkeymann
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I think 20-30 amps at any AC residential-volatage is an ass-ton, 240 or 115, but more importantly the higher voltage literally BLASTS you off, it's the lower voltage that causes your muscles to contract and exposing you to a longer shock.
I don't know what you mean by 240volts being in sync with the body, you lost me there.
But amps still won't do much if the voltage is low.
Seriously though, the 115 isn't bad at all, compared to a high voltage DC shock, as far as pain goes and overall physical discomfort. Distributor-less ignition systems hurt like a BITCH, same concept as a taser, only higher. Never been tased though... Is that a word? Tased? Or Tazed? whatever