iPhone5 Killed a 23 yr old Chinese Flight Attendant Apple: iPhone 5 Killed a 23-year-old Attendant of China Southern Airlines - China Navis It is also on the hk newspaper headline as well. I hardly believe 5v can kill someone before burning the whole iphone down, probably her fiancé killed her with a taser, but whatever, RIP. Quote:
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Electrocuted to death by 5 volts? :suspicious: Maybe she was using a cheap charger and had a direct line to the 220v feed on the plane? But even then... And BTW Ma Ailun is the name of the president of Boeing China... |
Killed by 5v? Not likely. :lol |
Yeah 5V aint gonna kill her.... |
Theres sooo much more to this story that we're not getting. RIP . |
inb4 "volts don't kill, amperage does" But I highly doubt 200-500mA of 5V for a several milliseconds will cause burn marks on human skin or flesh |
I'm not pro or anything, but I'd think that the amount of electricity needed to kill a person instantly is insanely high. And no, there is NO APP for that. :troll: RIP |
she looks hot....... sorry I only came for the pic...... |
Rip, very sad Posted via RS Mobile |
Ever hear of musicians getting electrocuted (some have died) from touching a guitar or mic connected to an improperly grounded amp? I'm betting something similar thing happened here. |
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I recently completed my electronics/avionics training so take that for what it's worth. I think this is how it works but I'm not 100% sure. That being said, I have received electric shocks in the past year from my stove, a faulty soldering iron, a meger (a device that measures extremely high resistances), and a helicopter...and I'm still tickin'! |
She was probably using a Chinese made Iphone 5 knock off :troll: |
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Maybe she just came out of the shower and her hair was wet or something |
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"Her wedding will be held on August 8th" should be an interesting honeymoon |
I bought a laptop charger one time from Ebay. First time I used it, thing smoked up and stopped working |
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Used a cheap ass charger in a non-grounded socket... |
Most likely a fake iPhone charger. This guy did an article on those: Ken Shirriff's blog: Tiny, cheap, and dangerous: Inside a (fake) iPhone charger |
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but seriously its quite sad to see someone this young lose there life |
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