[Ady347]

You can see a cable by back wheel

[docfr8]

Simple pair of workboots would have been helpful

[Yoloman]

Originally Posted by Berserk ↗

I could be wrong, but is that some sort of vacuüm cleaner on the drivers Seat? And running from down the screen towards the rearwheel an Extention-Cord?
Could be have been cleaning his car since everything is opened
Might have spilled some water on the wrong spot, or have a faulty wire running trough the puddle under his car

I agree: looks like an extension cord running out to the rear of the car. I'd say vacuum cleaning was the activity.

[DaBigNob]

Originally Posted by cmay227 ↗

Whats going on with his shorts starting at 12 seconds? odd

Yeah I noticed that too. I was going to post about it until I saw this comment. The way his shorts move at 13 seconds ish is really strange. It's like something is pulling on his shorts or making them move above his left hip.

[Berserk]

Originally Posted by kbt3168 ↗

It’s the amps that kill for sure. Car batteries range from 400-800 cold cranking amps (CCA) in most passenger vehicles. With his feet in water he is grounded, with faulty wiring in car, battery could cause these results.

According to Ohm's law, current is voltage divided by resistance. Humans have a very high resistance, meaning voltages of over 50 volts are required to provide deadly current. A car battery has only 13 volts.

The starter motor, on the other hand, has much lower resistance. This means a car battery can put hundreds of amperes through the starter motor.

However, an car battery has enough energy and power to kill. Just put a DC-DC converter with great enough output voltage to the battery, and the output will kill you. In fact, there may already be a somewhat similar component in the car's ignition system that converts the 13 volts of the battery to thousands of volts for the ignition system.

So, while some people say it's not the voltage that kills but the current, that is a bit misleading as high current through a human body requires high voltage. So I would instead say it's the voltage that kills, and the current is merely the result of a voltage.

[Berserk]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

good eye but it had to do with the car audio system and not the phone.




the shock was caused by a bad contact of the wall in the car and this made the can laugh at the car to start passing electric currents

Euhh what kind of translation bot do you use

Can't make anything out of this

Ever tried: https://www.deepl.com/Translator ?

It has one of the best Algoritmes behind it, but only limited in amount of languages to choose..

But back to topic, it's an really weird set up for as far I can create a picture of it.

Working daily with all kinds of DC , AC .

Like the pictured quatro's making 3 fase 400volt AC , from 24volt DC trough a set of batteries to propel a massive 400volt 3 fase AC bowtruster.

But 20 batteries in series?! That's some tricky stuff!

[John Doenut]

No flip flops were injured during this accident.

[pope23]

Originally Posted by rohmell ↗

There is a phrase in electronics, "It's the mills that kills"; "Mills" referring to milliamperes of current. However, you do need some voltage to push the current. I am highly doubtful that the car's 12 volts, or else the charger's output of 5 volts would be sufficient to clamp the muscles of the guys body as shown in the video. It didn't help that he was standing in water, perhaps some sort of ground loop to an AC source was really the culprit.

Yes, you can see an AC cable leading up to the back of the car. It wasn't the cars battery.

[Stevieaitch]

Car is DC u fuckwads.
There was mains somewhere and the puddle was live.

If youre lookin fer trouble

[cyciumx]

Lmao... all these ppl who think a car battery, natively can kill who then go to efukt and watch degenerates fry their nipples all day long.