Re: Remote Power Supply Connection

On May 16, 2:04=A0pm, Andre Jute <fiult...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> "Ian Iveson" =A0bizarrely demands to know:
>
> > How long do electrocutions take?
> > cheers, Ian
>
> The official kind is legally regulated. It may be IIRC (1) that the
> power is required to be on for five minutes at 5000V and 2A; that's
> anyway what I recall for Mississippi -- perhaps these are State laws
> rather than Federal.

Do you just make this stuff up, or do you actually believe yourself?
You certainly opine at whim and without facts.

http://www.angelfire.com/fl3/starke/electricity.html

2640 volts ac should be applied in two (2) jolts of one (1) minute
each, spaced at a ten (10) second interval. On occasion, the subjects
heart will spasm, instead of seizing, during the first application of
current and the application of the second jolt will generally
eliminate this problem. This spasm is due to excessive chemical build-
up (acetylcholine and sympathin) at the nerve junctions and the ten
(10) second wait generally allows for dissipation of the chemicals.

Mississippi has not had electrocution as a legal method in many years
(since 1954). Prior to the present approved method of lethal
injection, they used the gas chamber.

The Feds use lethal injection, but Federal Judges may send condemned
criminals to states with other means. Military tribunals may require a
firing squad - an actual option for several states as well.

Peter Wieck
Melrose Park, PA