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High-voltage cables give off EMFs—electromagnetic fields.
The Burning Wire Jeffery Deaver 2010
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High-voltage engines were destroyed and other key machines and tools smashed.
Shadow Knights Gary Kamiya 2010
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High-voltage engines were destroyed and other key machines and tools smashed.
Shadow Knights Gary Kamiya 2010
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High-voltage engines were destroyed and other key machines and tools smashed.
Shadow Knights Gary Kamiya 2010
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High-voltage engines were destroyed and other key machines and tools smashed.
Shadow Knights Gary Kamiya 2010
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High-voltage cables give off EMFs—electromagnetic fields.
The Burning Wire Jeffery Deaver 2010
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• High-voltage machine shrinks quarters to the size of dimes Link
Boing Boing 2007
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Two-man band: Team of two workers, one operating a crane and one fixing a power lineTub: Transformer on a poleCut-outs: Fuses 20 poles apart ( "Drive to the next cut-out") Hooking it: Climbing a pole when it's inaccessible by crane ( "Gotta go hook that pole") Main run: High-voltage power line running over a main streetSpur: Side-street power line, coming off a main runLoop: Line coming off a spur
Power Talk 2008
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High-voltage electricity runs up the wires and into the components, generating a power spike far beyond the ability of most surge protectors ability to handle.
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High-voltage power lines — with 20,000 volts, electrocution is convenient.
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