🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <4mqdff$nsl@northshore.shore.net>,
David Chesler <chesler@shore.net> wrote:
>In article <318f8630.16876879@news.tiac.net>,
>selpro <selpro@pop.tiac.net> wrote:
>>On 7 May 1996 10:38:33 -0400, chesler@shore.net (David Chesler) wrote:
>
>  This is true, and it does hurt.  But generally it's considered
>safe to work with live phone wires, they aren't covered by the electric
>code, and so forth.

I'm not sure I believe it's 90. I think it's more like 15v. If you grab
both the tip and ring, you'll feel the current. I've felt the current on
more than one occasion considering my occupation and I can attest that 
if it was 90 or above, I would've known <grin>. Then again, I KNOW 
what 120 feels like for sure, but not 90.

I guess someone could look on the bottom of their analog set and
validate the voltage. 
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