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On 3 Sep 2009 20:58:25 -0400, Jim Henderson <nos### [at] nospam com> wrote:
>>>Because the bare wire isn't exposed, it's insulated.
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>> Not on this side of the pond, Jim.
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>Interesting, I hadn't noticed that - but I hadn't really thought to
>look. :-)
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Do so and report back ;)
>> I think he means jump or track to.
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>Yeah, but it still would want to go to ground, and the water doesn't
>provide a grounding influence that's stronger than staying with the wire.
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Not necessarily, remember power transmission is 3 phase and the path could be
between phases.
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Regards
Stephen
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