Re: That's not how I wired the PA microphones
- From: szekeres@xxxxxxxx (GregS)
- Date: Tue, 01 Nov 2005 15:16:41 GMT
In article <MPG.1dd144078a77653f989c86@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Keith Williams <krw@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>In article <3soko0Fpfsd5U1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, paul@xxxxxxxxxx says...
>> Winfield Hill wrote:
>> > http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2005/144/14.0.html
>> > http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2005/10/31/national/main995829.shtml
>> > http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4394722.stm
>> >
>> > Sheesh, I'm glad that didn't happen when I was baptized.
>> >
>>
>> You probably wouldn't have noticed. For very long.
>>
>> > Didn't they use isolating 200-ohm microphone transformers?
>> > Or was it the mic's ground shield wire that was responsible,
>> > perhaps along with some ill-advised 120V underwater lighting?
>>
>> An excellent advert for RCDs on all power circuits. Though if Jesus
>> wanted him in such a hurry, the trip would have been followed by the
>> roof falling in, a meteorite, and a stroke of lightning.
>
>RCDs are no replacement for wireless mics. What in the hell was he
>thinking? ;-)
As usual, the news media make up their own versions. I see one, where he is up
to his shoulders in water. Head stiicking out of the water. Will we see a followup
to hear the final verdict on the cause, probably not. He seemed to go through the same
procedure all the time. Something different happened this time. Anybody
with any electrical knowledge would have warned of the procedure. He should
not have had a wired mic, but having mics double insulated sounds like a good idea.
greg
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