I used to put small coins on the terminals til they got super hot, then drop the coin on the desk in front of them. When they go to pick it up, it burns them. Peak comedy.
They prob wouldn’t get shocked but the ring and battery will get very hot very quick as there i pretty much no resistance wich means there is a lot of current flowing.
Someone else in the comments claimed to have calculated a resistance of 0.2 ohms.
I=U÷R
9V ÷ 0.2Ω = 45A
45 amps is a lot of current to flow through a nose ring. I don’t know how much that is in heat but i’d expect you to get burned from it
Would the person feel anything? Presumably the electricity would flow through the metal as path of least resistance?
You don’t shock the person.
You heat up the metal until it burns them.
I used to burn paper with a 9 volt and a paperclip. Good times
It’s a short, the metal would heat up extremely fast and burn.
Its not a car battery. Nothing would happen.
Why would you spread incorrect information so confidently? You’re absolutely wrong. A 9 volt will get hot in a few seconds when shorted.
I used to put small coins on the terminals til they got super hot, then drop the coin on the desk in front of them. When they go to pick it up, it burns them. Peak comedy.
You can start a fire with a 9v battery and some steel wool.
Put an AA battery in some aluminium foil, much can happen with even such a small battery
I mean, someone with a septum piercing could confirm this pretty fast.
Pretty sure it would be nice and toasty inside 30 seconds.
Yes, it would heat up. It would not be pleasant
Just put a 9volt in your pocket with some change
They prob wouldn’t get shocked but the ring and battery will get very hot very quick as there i pretty much no resistance wich means there is a lot of current flowing.
Someone else in the comments claimed to have calculated a resistance of 0.2 ohms.
I=U÷R
9V ÷ 0.2Ω = 45A
45 amps is a lot of current to flow through a nose ring. I don’t know how much that is in heat but i’d expect you to get burned from it
You won’t get more than a few mA out of an alkaline, but heat does build up. (Internal resistance)
A NiMH on the other and can give over 10 amps. They’re a seriously risky thing to leave around loose metal bits. Or attached to thin wires.