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KB2VXA > POWER 20.10.11 15:04l 33 Lines 1237 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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To : POWER@WW
Hi Pete and all,
Another subject change, another title change. Gee, no complaints,
amazing. (;->)
Seems you're making some progress, good. There for a while it was looking
like the Israeli-Palestinian peace talks. Speaking of peace, maybe a
Chipewa mediator and his pipe? (;->)
That machine that buried the phone line sounds like a Ditch Witch, a neat
little contraption that also comes in handy for burying radials.
Weather cap? Power stack? Those are unfamiliar terms that I'll take as
substitutes for cobra cap and service entrance conduit respectively, but
I don't see how the cap could have come off so maybe some 0.5 gluteus
electrician forgot to install one? That's nice, rain water and electrical
equipment (meter and mains disconnect) don't play well together.
Oh, if that cap is what I think it is the conductors must be threaded
through holes in a plastic insert so the service drop has to be
temporarily disconnected. That's a job for an electrician, take a closer
look so you don't catch flak from the power company.
73 de Warren
Station powered by JCP&L atomic energy, operator powered by natural gas.
Message timed by NIST: 13:45 on 2011-Oct-20 GMT
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