How do you charge yourself with static electricity using a portable static electricity generator say its strong enough to affect electronics or fine materials like sand or shock people?

Answer 1

Just hold on to the little metal sphere on top of the generator while it's

running, and it'll charge you up. If you have fine, dry hair, it'll start to

stand up as you get charged. If you're wearing a light scarf over your

shoulders, it'll start to billow out away from your shirt or blouse.

But you won't be able to stay charged all day as you walk around. Just

like any other charged object, your charge will continually dribble away,

to the moisture in the air, or to the carpet or the floor that you walk on.

And if you think you've ever gotten a spark from touching a metal doorknob

or another person before in your life, just try it once while you're charged up !

Whoo lordy ! You could be in for a memorable experience, that cannot hurt you

but will certainly get your attention. But I suspect that might be your whole

intention.

Note: DO NOT reach out and pick up your cellphone, CD player, or mp3 player

while you're charged up, or they could be damaged.

Answer 2

To charge yourself with static electricity using a portable generator, you would need to ensure the generator is producing a high level of static electricity. Once the generator is turned on, you can touch a conductive material like metal or copper to transfer the charge to yourself. Be cautious when working with high levels of static electricity to avoid damaging electronics or causing harm to yourself or others.