Dear Ravi,
Your exactly got my point as you gave good example we discussed the same on our Citehr EHS forum earlier https://www.citehr.com/283383-earthing-taanker.html
So just treating camera flash as culprit for death of the boy is not right – I think so.
Yesterday I wrote a mail to Nikon technical department regarding this issue through online but I am get any response yet If I get it will share with us.
Keep on sharing. . .
From United States, Fpo
Your exactly got my point as you gave good example we discussed the same on our Citehr EHS forum earlier https://www.citehr.com/283383-earthing-taanker.html
So just treating camera flash as culprit for death of the boy is not right – I think so.
Yesterday I wrote a mail to Nikon technical department regarding this issue through online but I am get any response yet If I get it will share with us.
Keep on sharing. . .
From United States, Fpo
I have read almost all discussion, As i think this a just fake story, If you are getting information from that hospital, it may be this accident by other causes.
First of all i tell you, 40000 voltage is much higher to burn and ash the body. Its not possible that half body was burned and he lived 1-2 days. flash light comes in electro-magantic field (EMF). Sun light also comes EMF. if this incident is right then that current should pass everywhere through sun light medium
Am i right ? if it is not, i can show you the real demo at near 40000 volt anytime anywhere, Place and time your choice.
Raghavendra Singh
From India, Delhi
First of all i tell you, 40000 voltage is much higher to burn and ash the body. Its not possible that half body was burned and he lived 1-2 days. flash light comes in electro-magantic field (EMF). Sun light also comes EMF. if this incident is right then that current should pass everywhere through sun light medium
Am i right ? if it is not, i can show you the real demo at near 40000 volt anytime anywhere, Place and time your choice.
Raghavendra Singh
From India, Delhi
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