future of fault finding?

[danmoriarty]

/www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/tl7pn/iama_24yo_electrical_engineer_with_magnets/"]

To summarise, the guy has magnets in his finger tips to sense magnetic fields!

 

[Manator]

/www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/tl7pn/iama_24yo_electrical_engineer_with_magnets/"]To summarise, the guy has magnets in his finger tips to sense magnetic fields!

dan can you repost the link and I will try an sort it out for you

 

[danmoriarty]

Bare with me, I'll need to get to a pc

 

[Sharpend]

Try this Electrical Engineer Can Feel Magnetic Fields Through Magnets Implanted in His Fingertips | Popular Science

 

[Manator]

Thanks sharpend I fluffed the link above as you can see.

 

[danmoriarty]

Sharpend beat me to it. We can go round stroking walls now to fix things

 

[Manator]

We got there in the end dan.

In future if you post a link copy it direct from the web page or use the url function at the top of the reply box.

 

[danmoriarty]

I was too lazy to turn my pc (i'll end up wasting my evening looking at pictures of cats now) so was using iphone app. not sure what went wrong though. Thank you anway

 

[m4tty]

I think a neon implant would be good for testing for dead. Do you want one steps lol ?

 

[Manator]

It is a load of cobblers really,and nothing to do with any foundation testing of electrical fields. At best it would be described as a fad.

Amazingly the human body is very perceptual to magnetic influences, even though most do not realise it. Electricians have a heightened sense of magnetic fields without even knowing it, though some feel it.

Go into any HV switch room and you will feel it, I do, and if I can then I am sure others do.

 

[revjames]

400KV sub deffo feel it in there

 

[steptoe]

I think a neon implant would be good for testing for dead. Do you want one steps lol ?

I have an inbuilt audio version,

its actually the uncensored father Ted one I have.!