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That's as strong as 175,000 electric eels!

• amateurCoder5 2y ago
  Connected in series, obviously.
  • addaon 2y ago
    Not paralleel?
    • eru 2y ago
      You might enjoy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywaTX-nLm6Y https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywaTX-nLm6Y
      • amelius 2y ago
        Was hoping for an "Eelnado" movie.
  • shrubble 2y ago
    There might be quite a difference depending on whether connected in serieel or paralleel I suppose.
• analog31 2y ago
  The proper units for electric field would be voltage per unit length. Fortunately an electric eel has both a voltage and a length, so it could be eels per eel.
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  • fecal_henge 2y ago
    Thus we have proved that the electric field is dimensionless
    • pxndxx 2y ago
      what about the eelectric field?
      • fecal_henge 2y ago
        Solid gold comment
        • 867-5309 2y ago
          poorly conducted
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