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Originally Posted by Electronic M
The ring will likely not have a signifficant effect. I could see some one pulling back on reflex and that reflex causing them to drop or fire the gun depending on how they were holding it and the combination of reflex and reaction.
Later on that same Silvertone I was doing a purity adjustment, and happened to touch a bare spot on the vertical winding on the yoke. My reflex caused me to yank my arm out hard enough to break an ancilary ground wire that was blocking my motion, and mildly mess up some other things I've since fixed and forgot. That is among the worst jolts I've gotten.
If the set was just turned off then the charge on the HV system will likely be stronger BTW.
Edit: Touching the chassis of the set will likely worsten any jolt from the HV, B+, etc.
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Ouch.
The guy that's tied to a chair in the fallout shelter wants the woman to put the gun down so when she falls from the jolt, he can kick the gun away from her and tackle her. While he's on her, he can demand she untie him. But I think I'm gonna have her put the gun, barrel up, in her waistband, which messes him up. The tv will be turned off right before she pulls off the back.
I can state that he was just going to have her pull the lead and get a shock, but now he's gonna have her first touch the chassis and then pull the lead so she'll get that big shock. He'll expect her to fall and then he'll kick the teevee on her. (Hmm, I wonder what would happen to her then.) His plan is to then use his mouth to lift the phone receiver and his tongue to dial the operator for help. (It's 1961.)
However, when she gets the shock, she falls over and the gun in her waistband goes off right into her midriff. She'll be dead. The guy will still need to use his mouth and tongue to call for help.
Thanks for helping me with this scene, Tom! I really appreciate it.
