if you dropped a cell phone into a bathtub or hottub that you were sitting in... electrocution? or no, cuz there is no constant power source..
you'd be fine
just kidding, everyone knows that cell phones emit cancerous radiation
(03-08-2009, 08:36 PM)Versus-pwny- link Wrote: [ -> ]you'd be fine
just kidding, everyone knows that cell phones emit cancerous radiation
they also make popcorn
seriously..what would happen
your phone would probably break, not much else
Your phone would probably work alright for awhile; I don't think it would really shock you or anything though.
Once the phone dries out it'll work for a week, maybe a few months, and then it will start to fuck up in odd ways like mine did when it was in the washer for a few minutes.
Suddenly buttons triggered the completely wrong functions, the ringer was stuck off for some reason and I couldn't answer it after a few weeks. HeK fixed it by cleaning it with alcohol... so you might be able to do that, or just get a new phone.
probably not, and if it did, it would be very minor
(03-08-2009, 08:40 PM)Totla link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=Versus-pwny- link=topic=2468.msg70715#msg70715 date=1236562607]
you'd be fine
just kidding, everyone knows that cell phones emit cancerous radiation
they also make popcorn
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Yeah, get 200 of them together and you save $10 in theaters.
Also, no shock. The phone would protect you. There is no potential coming out of the phone...
If you drop a connected toaster or hairdryer into your tub, it would not shock you. Fresh water does not conduct electricity well.
If you were to add an electrolyte such bath salts, then you'd get a nifty zap before your GFP breaker would release.
(03-08-2009, 09:42 PM)HeK link Wrote: [ -> ]If you drop a connected toaster or hairdryer into your tub, it would not shock you.
But...but...those warnings? :-\
I was watching a tv show once, and this guy was in a hotel somewhere in the Middle East or Africa or something. Someone dumped a whole basket of snakes into his room while he was sleeping. So he turned on the faucet (conveniently located near his bed) let it overflow onto the floor, then cut a lamp cord and stripped the coating off and dropped it in the water. Fried snake. I wish I could remember what show that was.
(03-08-2009, 08:31 PM)MrGrey link Wrote: [ -> ]if you dropped a cell phone into a bathtub or hottub that you were sitting in... electrocution? or no, cuz there is no constant power source..
This thread is about as intelligent as
Quote:Everytime i try to shoot a Scout with Bonk i always miss and not because the bonk effect, because the Scout is on "defense" mode and pass through me jumping and running anyway. So unless the Scout drink the bonk right next to me, it's hard to aim anyway (the only situation i can figure is a corridor, and your oponent is a Heavy)
Your phone will die, you however, will not
they did a mythbusters on this (not cellphones but the tub shock deal) and found it was not very easy to get enough current and that they needed something fairly old and an outlet with no trip to actually kill someone.. a cell phone wouldnt do anything at all from what I can tell.
you'd feel like an idiot after screaming as it falls...
then you'd sit there... and eventually think "Shit, i broke my phone"
(03-08-2009, 09:42 PM)HeK link Wrote: [ -> ]If you drop a connected toaster or hairdryer into your tub, it would not shock you. Fresh water does not conduct electricity well.
If you were to add an electrolyte such bath salts, then you'd get a nifty zap before your GFP breaker would release.
... god damnit... now I want to try that.
(03-09-2009, 08:20 AM)Caffeine link Wrote: [ -> ]Your phone will die, you however, will not
Don't most newer phones have some built-in safeguards on the battery that prevent the battery from providing any power while the contacts are wet? Some you can dry and be good, others you have to replace the battery (or so I've heard)
(03-10-2009, 09:08 AM)ScottyGrayskull link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=HeK link=topic=2468.msg70727#msg70727 date=1236566563]
If you drop a connected toaster or hairdryer into your tub, it would not shock you. Fresh water does not conduct electricity well.
If you were to add an electrolyte such bath salts, then you'd get a nifty zap before your GFP breaker would release.
... god damnit... now I want to try that.
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There's videos of a computer running completely submerged in deionized water, if you drop so much as like a crystal of salt in it the entire thing will fuck up. Water with nothing in it conducts no electricity
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