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Right, it's the amps, not the volts that get you and these batteries
generally have a minimum of 450 amps. "Bill Kearney" wrote in message t... It's almost impossible to be injured by low voltage sources like 12v batteries. That's one of the reasons a lot of outdoor and pool lighting is low voltage. You might get a tingle that surprises you if your are soaking wet and touch both battery terminals. Bull****. You go get yourself wet and put your hands on the battery terminals. You'll get a a HELLUVA shock from the amperage that's present. |
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