Lithium powered drills
- by Superpace
- 2019-07-01 14:12:28
- Interferences
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Are there any negative effects on pacemakers when using a lithium powerd battery drill?
2 Comments
Battery Drills
by Selwyn - 2019-07-02 12:05:34
This should be considered the Holy Grail of an answer to your enquiry:
Do not apply pressure when using the drill by leaning on it using your chest.
You should keep a sensible distance betweem PM and drill , then you will fine. ( Like you do with your mobile phone and your PM).
I doubt whether you will do any harm even it the drill was next to the PM, though I am not the first to be trying this.
I have not had the hammer action of the drill affect my PM inspite of some vibration being passed up the arms to the chest.
I regulary use battery powered tools and have never had or heard or a problem.
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Try to concentrate on how youre able to be active again and feel normal, rather than on having a machine stuck in your body.
Be very careful
by AgentX86 - 2019-07-02 11:51:11
The batteries are choking hazards. NOT FOR INTERNAL USE.