Re: O.T. Step Potential ...

"James Sweet" <jamessweet@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in news:ca9Nj.15971$vz2.12679
@trndny05:





Current inducing reaction to earth's magnetism, Fleming's rule fashion ?
As you mention poles, I assume that was no higher than 5 or 6KV




It was quite possibly much higher. Lines through residential areas are
usually 7.2KV in respect to ground, but 35KV lines on wooden poles are
common too.

I have no idea of the tension on the poles but things were quite tense on
the ground. :)





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