dmallord
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Here you go! Read this rebuttal from an automotive expert:dudly, it's NOT volts you have to worry about, it's AMPS.
A 1 million volts stun gun won't (generally) kill you because there's very little amperage in it. It's designed that way.
OTOH, 4-10 amps WILL kill you.
There are more than enough amps in a 12 volt car battery to do the job. The average car battery has 500+ cold cranking amps in it. A average battery pack has sufficient amperage too. For example, an 18v Ryobi lithium tool battery has 7 amp hours in it. That's nearly double the minimum required amperage to kill.
And of course now you want to deflect to the point that the warnings on batteries are supposedly to prevent explosion. They're not because they specifically warn against ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD but even if you're correct it's like you idjits believe being killed by an explosion is better than electrocution.
Honestly, you fucking turds are ridiculous.
"Simply put, voltage can be thought of as “pressure,” so while a car battery may technically have enough amperage to kill you, the paltry 12 volts DC simply doesn't provide enough pressure to push any significant amount of amperage through the contact resistance of your skin.
"That’s why you can touch both terminals of a car battery without receiving a shock, although you may feel a tingle if your hands are wet. Certainly nothing like the confession-inducing, potentially-deadly, electrical torture you may have seen in the movies or on television, though."
Guess Lawyers should stick to calling AAA for dead battery services...