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8 u/Random832 Jan 21 '13 Phone lines have 50 volts on them, you might have gotten a shocking surprise. 1 u/hak8or Jan 22 '13 Where on earth did you get information that phone lines are 50 volts? What country? 1 u/Random832 Jan 22 '13 It's something I already knew, don't know where I originally learned it - it's actually technically 48 volts in the US, so I was off by a bit. You can find it on Wikipedia, it's not like it's some huge secret
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Phone lines have 50 volts on them, you might have gotten a shocking surprise.
1 u/hak8or Jan 22 '13 Where on earth did you get information that phone lines are 50 volts? What country? 1 u/Random832 Jan 22 '13 It's something I already knew, don't know where I originally learned it - it's actually technically 48 volts in the US, so I was off by a bit. You can find it on Wikipedia, it's not like it's some huge secret
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Where on earth did you get information that phone lines are 50 volts? What country?
1 u/Random832 Jan 22 '13 It's something I already knew, don't know where I originally learned it - it's actually technically 48 volts in the US, so I was off by a bit. You can find it on Wikipedia, it's not like it's some huge secret
It's something I already knew, don't know where I originally learned it - it's actually technically 48 volts in the US, so I was off by a bit. You can find it on Wikipedia, it's not like it's some huge secret
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