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GrantHatman |
Electricity.
Mar 17 2008, 4:14 PM EDT
How would that work on one? Would they get froze on the circuit or just keep going because they cant feel?
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McSkullcracken |
1. RE: Electricity.
Mar 18 2008, 1:43 AM EDT
If you had enough voltage flowing into the zombie it would be possible to elecrocute them, or to simply fry their brain to the point that it cannot function. But you would need a large enough voltage to kill the brain. I believe they use(d) 2000V(olts) to execute in the electric chair, but that stopped the heart and lungs. To sufficiently damage the brain may require more.
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Bcriff |
2. RE: Electricity.
Apr 17 2008, 12:14 PM EDT
It could also mess with motor response of the nerves
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alicestar |
3. RE: Electricity.
Apr 17 2008, 12:58 PM EDT
"If you had enough voltage flowing into the zombie it would be possible to elecrocute them, or to simply fry their brain to the point that it cannot function. But you would need a large enough voltage to kill the brain. I believe they use(d) 2000V(olts) to execute in the electric chair, but that stopped the heart and lungs. To sufficiently damage the brain may require more."you can run 50,000v through a human without causing any permanent damage! its not about the speed of the current (voltage) its about the amount of energy(amp's) being run through the line. its a good idea though in all you just have to think about how your going to generate that much power after the lights go out! Do you find this valuable? |
USNtwidget |
4. RE: Electricity.
Apr 17 2008, 5:43 PM EDT
electricity doesn disable through pain it paralyzes you because it causes your muscles to sieze, they take electric signals from the brain and the electricity is overloading them, im a dont know about the 50Kv thing, we have that much power running through our HVPS on our radar, but i wouldnt wanna touch itsincerly Electronics technician Seaman Schlegel USN Do you find this valuable? |
Dvergamali |
5. RE: Electricity.
May 10 2008, 9:32 PM EDT
something like an electrified fence or wire would likey short out pretty darn fast with zombies running into it. one every now and then would likely be ok (if you could put out the amps to cause damage) but if you had say a dozen or more all getting hit and grounding out the line it would either burn out catch fire. I would love to see a tesla coil lightning rod type weapon that could zip zap them one by one but your talking alot of current and alot of tech.
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Talon12 |
6. RE: Electricity.
May 10 2008, 10:49 PM EDT
I do not know much about high voltage, but the grounding thought Dveramali brought up may be a consern. The electric fence I had to keep our cows in worked great untill one learned to short it out. She would hit it with her head snagging it on to the grounded fence that was near by. Then she'd run down past the short and go through my fence with all her buddies in tow.
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SuperSoldierRCP |
7. RE: Electricity.
May 25 2008, 12:13 AM EDT
"How would that work on one? Would they get froze on the circuit or just keep going because they cant feel?"here make a homeaid electic fence add 2-3 pickups ford-2 or 350s hook the batterys to the chainlink fence via jumper cables run the trucks and WALLA Do you find this valuable? |
killermonkeyman1 |
8. RE: Electricity.
Dec 15 2009, 10:06 PM EST
how would one go by eletricuting a zombie how would you get them to the electricityDo you find this valuable? |
