Zapping for 'elec-trickery' man
Dec 24 - An Australian man performs a sparkling stunt with half a million volts of electricity.
Peter Terren from Western Australia is a doctor with an electrifying hobby. He stands in an electric coil, connects it to anything that will conduct electricity, and produces large volts of electricity.
Terren is often asked how to re-create his 'elec-trickery' but he is reluctant to provide information on the subject, due to the perilous nature of his hobby.
Basmah Fahim reports.
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