Subject	Glass is a non-conductor. You can't get shocked from >
Posted by	my91z on May 23, 2003 at 11:50 AM
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In Reply To	I've been having problems with getting shocked when I get posted by SpeedyZX on May 23, 2003 at 11:30 AM
Message	touching it. That used to happen to me in the winter(getting shocked), and if you shut the door by the glass you do not get shocked. Mike ------------------------------------------------------
Follow Ups	I've been having problems with getting shocked when I get - SpeedyZX 11:30:55 05/23/03 My buddy had a similiar problem, what he did was - kandy2dr 11:44:32 05/23/03 Thanks, I'll try it. I thought my car was pissed at me for - SpeedyZX 11:48:28 05/23/03 Glass is a non-conductor. You can't get shocked from > - my91z 11:50:52 05/23/03 I would always touch the glass near the track at the end of - SpeedyZX 11:55:11 05/23/03 Yes I know. The zap would make a big "Crack!" and almost > - my91z 12:18:35 05/23/03 it's not going to jump through the glass. - Marshall 13:01:30 05/23/03 Use a tissue to push the window, no fingerprints! (n/m) - AztecTT (+Midnight4) 15:29:45 05/23/03 At high enough voltages... anything can be a conductor... - Funky (NWZ) 19:12:59 05/23/03 I hate static electricity>> - John P. 12:21:14 05/23/03 run an 16 ga wire from any ground point and attach - G.I. Joe 13:37:20 05/23/03 Try rubbing your seat (if its cloth) with a dryer sheet>> - Pats300zx 13:40:11 05/23/03
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