[Mr_Shlaapu]

Originally Posted by cannonreload ↗

I again voice my gratefulness for logical, rational regulations.... I also agree with earlier posters on the talented camera operator, thank you for showing us wtf actually happened...

Ah....juicy fruit.

[minka1]

Did he survive?????!!!!!???? Wow!

[DanteAntonelli]

Originally Posted by Zambini ↗

Most are 24v using 2 12v in series, I believe...I don't think that low voltage or amps was on his mind at that point

I agree he deserves a T Shirt

Was that pipe or bamboo used to pry him away?

I was on a scissors lift once when a laborer pointed out our tires were smoking, the operator had lifted us right into an uninsulated line...that's when I decided it was better to tell people to do shit than actually do shit for my career

Voltage is irrelevant, a little less than 1 Amp and you are dead regardless of voltage!

[booboo2718]

Why were those people worried about being electrocuted? They were wearing perfectly good flip-flops.

His head bouncing off the pavement didn't help, either.

[Zambini]

Originally Posted by DanteAntonelli ↗

Voltage is irrelevant, a little less than 1 Amp and you are dead regardless of voltage!

Thanks, electrical theory isn't my strong point

[NUUDLZ]

Glad that they finally helped him get off the truck. Now if the could just get him some first aid.

[-NocturnalPulse-]

Talk about having a bad day at work...

[DarkAngelEdge]

Too bad he didn't have a few kernels of corn in his pocket and we could have seen if it would have popped.

[brutarus61]

Voltage does matter. You need enough to overcome the resistance of the body. 28V won't do it.

[Goreality]

Looks pretty much alive at the end. He might have survived.