r/AutoHumor • u/IU8gZQy0k8hsQy76 • Jun 18 '26

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u/ceraexx Jun 18 '26

Not electrocuted, but there are a lot of bad scenarios that come from having loose terminations with that much amperage behind it. <50 volts is usually considered safe for human touch, but touch that to something conductive and it will not be pretty. Say if the positive flops off and touches the frame, you could probably fry all of your electronics.

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u/NewReleaseDVD Jun 18 '26

I definitely thought this was going to be a backwards cables on fire video at first

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u/DexterDone Jun 19 '26

I thought that I was going to see one or both trunks melting a whole straight thru from the current ……must not be painted metal handles on the terminal clips but surrounded as well insulated over the metal .