Look I don't know the science behind it, and maybe I was just lucky, but in my experience I've always been able to pull out of an AC shock. From what I've heard you don't tend to be that lucky with DC
AC lets you go if you shock, DC keeps you pulled in. I'm sure if you google this there'd be a video or 2, but it's going to be ugly
Just to add, 400VAC is rough, but 400VDC scares me
It's not something that you have to do either.
Buuut have you tried sensory deprivation? Earplugs, blindfolds in a quiet dark room could help.
It was pretty cool. Dimly lit side scroller/shooter. Worked with mouse aim which was weird for the time.
Also aliens (ants?) with rocket launchers
Doesn't run down as quickly if I remember correctly, my dad used to do this
Give Sleepytime Gorilla Museum a listen
Not Spirituality & Distortion?
Randomly found the question, but I work as a Automation Engineer / C&I / Integrator
What you are looking for is Ignition SCADA. Specifically the perspective module. It is the best in the market in my opinion, has unlimited tags, great training videos and runs on almost anything. It also comes with the drivers needed to connect to most of the popular brands' PLCs.
I have seen this implemented at wastewater and water treatment plants
However a SCADA will be pricey, if it's a small plant rather consider an HMI, there are options available from Ignition's side, but it'll depend on how much it is worth to you
So OP is complaining about being limited by the amount of free books OP can listen to? Sounds fair to me, these things cost money to make, and websites cost money to run.