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dai
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Re: FISHING POLE ELECTROCUTION
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Reply #20 on:
June 09, 2007, 10:46:28 pm »
I had a narrow escape using The Unger alloy pole. My village is cursed with overhead power lines, some as low as 10 ft. I was cleaning in light drizzle one day when I touched one. Luckily, I was wearing rubber gloves. The contact made a sharp crack, and burned a hole in my angle adapter. These lines have been up for over 40 years, I guess the insulation has eroded in places.
Take care, Dai
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Davew
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Re: FISHING POLE ELECTROCUTION
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Reply #21 on:
June 10, 2007, 11:28:08 am »
Blimey Dai that was close. How do you spot a power line apart from the obvious ones on pylons? I have quite often touched lines that have luckily turned out to be telephone lines I'm always contacting them whilst gutter cleaning. Surely any domestic power line would be illegal?
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dai
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Re: FISHING POLE ELECTROCUTION
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June 10, 2007, 06:22:19 pm »
Surely any domestic power line would be illegal?
The older villages in North wales have loads of them. The electric come from a pole outside, each house having it's own line.
All new builds have underground supplies, It's the older houses that are the danger.
Dai
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