extension15
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I'll agree to disagree...
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Easy one the cow. The vet wears rubber welliesIf a cow munches a high voltage cable, while standing on nice, dry, insulatory(?) hay, while the local vet has his arm up the cows thingumajigs, which one`s going to feel it most?I think SL can be roped in to help with this experiment. All we need is a vet!
Anybody know of one? ]
And this vet wouldn`t get a shock from the potential difference between the inside of the cow, and the outside?????Easy one the cow. The vet wears rubber wellies
the plastic glove between vet and cow would help protect against this!And this vet wouldn`t get a shock from the potential difference between the inside of the cow, and the outside?????
You're 'milking' the cow puns this evening..............Oh moooove over and pull the "Udder" one.
cant we fight? :_| :_| :_| :_|I'll agree to disagree... ]
you woooss!!the plastic glove between vet and cow would help protect against this!
Sounds to be more of whatever YOU happen to be "into" at the time........whatever you're into specs........
Would that be because of introducing a conductive path or have you some other reason ?:|I would consider it safer not to bond..
Or even dangerous to do so.............................
I would cut board to make my life easy :^OUnless he uses screws and, as suggested, marks it up on his cert.I would also cut the board between joists - if i was forced to do it this way - so that the inspector don't have to lift the whole board up to inspect it.
I'm sure you really understand, where I'm coming from binky...Would that be because of introducing a conductive path or have you some other reason ?:| Given how bonding is supposed to work I don't quite see how it makes it more dangerous. But certainly lengths of copper isolated by lengths of Hepco is becoming a greater reality - maybe that's (partly) why we RCD everything now instead of supp bonding ?:| But that sounds sensible so can't be truth :^O :^O
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