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Subject: | LF: Re: Re: LF QSO. |
From: | "Hugh M0WYE" <[email protected]> |
Date: | Mon, 15 Dec 2003 16:48:23 -0000 |
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Hello Marek, group, BTW is THIS frequency causing "only" a scalding or an electric shock or both? HF stays on the body surface, might burn the skin, but what about 137kHz? I am simply curious... Funnily enough my collegue was commenting this morning that the output of his electroluminescent lamp invertor would burn black marks on his finger-nail, but not give him a shock. Output was measued at 2000V at 40kHz. I should think the output of your transmitter could give a very severe RF burn, but no shock ... but I don't think anybody should find out ! 73 Hugh M0WYE |
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