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Now I remember why I became an electrician
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<blockquote data-quote="mtnboomr" data-source="post: 4018994" data-attributes="member: 52310"><p>Electricity is one of the most powerful energies on Earth. When you're in a high-voltage area, that normal distance of 3 feet is a moot point. The more powerful the amperage the farther the arc will jump to reach ground. Those "Sparkys" were likely congratulating each other for still being alive. Racking in high-voltage breakers is one of the most dangerous jobs in the electrical field.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mtnboomr, post: 4018994, member: 52310"] Electricity is one of the most powerful energies on Earth. When you're in a high-voltage area, that normal distance of 3 feet is a moot point. The more powerful the amperage the farther the arc will jump to reach ground. Those "Sparkys" were likely congratulating each other for still being alive. Racking in high-voltage breakers is one of the most dangerous jobs in the electrical field. [/QUOTE]
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