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kd5sak wrote:
Long years ago, 50 yearsor so before I reached Ham status, a thunderstorm awakened me in the wee hours and proceeded to dance around in the shallow hill pasture near the house. Stroke after stroke occurred and all so near I could hear a loud click as the strike occurred and then the diminishing rumble. I still haven't figured out the initial click sound, it came from outside so wasn't a house internal electric phenomenon. I've read that this click is due to the ear's reaction to the strong electromagnetic pulse. If that's what you heard, it comes from the ear itself, not from outside. Roy Lewallen, W7EL |
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