Lazy Electrical Question

[tabbypurr]

Are you Rod's brother?

NT

[Cursitor Doom]

Oh well. That's apprentices for you. ;)

[Cursitor Doom]

God help us all, I hope you're not an electrician for a living. Get back to posting your neo-nazi propaganda, you muppet! :-D

[Cursitor Doom]

Use it to determine who on this board knows what they're talking about when it comes to electrical theory. Harry the Muppet's already failed, btw. ;->

[John Rumm]

You can't

Was there a point to your question?

[John Rumm]

Indeed - you can't help yourself I know.

No need to be wearing insulating materials necessarily - you are covered in a relatively insulating skin.

This would suggest that there are no more conductive areas separated by relatively insulating areas. This assertion does not stand up to scrutiny.

So capacitors are something else you don't understand it seems...

No the electrical charge is held on the conductive plates of the capacitor.

That does not surprise me, if your knowledge of biology is anything like your knowledge of basic circuit theory.

[Huge]

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Could you get your delete key fixed? Or rather, given this is uk.d-i-y, fix it yourself?

[Cursitor Doom]

Maybe he's unique. Maybe he can shuffle on a nylon carpet in dry weather and pick up a static sensitive chip without destroying it? And maybe he doesn't use those lamps that light up when you touch them because he simply lacks capacity? (there's a pun in there, btw).

[Dave Plowman (News)]

Surprised no one has mentioned static - stored by the body.

[Capitol]

Well, they're renewable aren't they?

[ARW]

And cheaper than using proper voltage detection devices.

[ARW]

Replaceable?

[bert]

In article , ARW writes

And bio-degradable.