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Originally posted by zeitghostDepends.
I'm not a power line expert, but looking at that, the wire isn't grounded, it's about 4 feet off.
Thus the power probably remains on.
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Originally posted by zeitghostDepends.
I'm not a power line expert, but looking at that, the wire isn't grounded, it's about 4 feet off.
Thus the power probably remains on.
Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzap!
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Power on or not, those cables would do a fair bit of damage if you hit one at 70mph
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I wonder what that cost the economy? Must be many millions?
All cos some dozy builder flipped his pick-up whilst on the phone no doubt, well I hope he's proud of himself.
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However, the power cable presents a hazard to any motorists and in the interests of public safety the decision was taken to close the road.
You're the electrical boffin Zeit. Could HT transmission lines remain live and on the floor?
Perhaps they mean it's a physical hazard rather than electrical.
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Shocking, quite quite shocking.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/bristol/8310030.stm
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