Real Life Electric Eel Attack Speed

[Continuum19]

Electric eels can shock something in 2 milliseconds according to my Google search.

How fast is that?

 

[Antoniofer]

Ehh, electric eels do not shoot electricity if that is what you though.

 

[Continuum19]

Ehh, electric eels do not shoot electricity if that is what you though.

I know that electric eels don't shoot electricity out of their bodies dude.

I just want to know the speed of the actual shock itself.

 

[Antoniofer]

Current flow do not have a speed per se, that timing you found must be for other factor (like, how much it take for the amperage to rise beyond the sensibility threashold or something).

 

[Continuum19]

Current flow do not have a speed per se, that timing you found must be for other factor (like, how much it take for the amperage to rise beyond the sensibility threashold or something).

I see.

I do have a couple more questions if you don't mind.

How fast would a person be if they could punch 400 times in 1 second?

Additionally, How fast would they be if they could throw 1 punch n 2 milliseconds?

 

[Antoniofer]

I believe that a calcer would take 400 punches in 1 second as 1 punch per 2.5 ms, then proceed to invert than and multiply it by the arm's length to get the speed; or perhaps, it compare that frecuency with some boxer and see how slow it is compared to 1 punch per 2.5 ms. But I'm no longer do calculations.

 

[Continuum19]

I believe that a calcer would take 400 punches in 1 second as 1 punch per 2.5 ms, then proceed to invert than and multiply it by the arm's length to get the speed; or perhaps, it compare that frecuency with some boxer and see how slow it is compared to 1 punch per 2.5 ms. But I'm no longer do calculations.

Oh.

No worries then.