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Date Posted: 00:32:32 11/07/01 Wed
Author: e-man
Subject: Re: Elektrischer Tod in der Badewanne
In reply to: MIB 's message, "Re: Elektrischer Tod in der Badewanne" on 21:02:43 11/06/01 Tue

Unter dieser Abdeckung herrscht
>Hochspannung! Da spart man sich das "KLETTERN"

Selbst das reicht nicht.Da drunter hat man auch nur 230/380 V.Nur ist da die sicherung vom Ortsnetz grösser(ca.600 A).Bis die kommt ist man wahrscheinlich schon kohle.Aber es macht ganz hässlich aua (eigene erfahrung)und ist daher nicht zu empfehlen.

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• Re: Elektrischer Tod in der Badewanne -- MiniOhm, 09:14:25 11/07/01 Wed