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November 12th 06, 03:35 AM
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how much can dummy load carbon resistors stand
No one has ever gotten a shock from high power RF. Burns, yes.
Bill, W6WRT ------------ ORIGINAL MESSAGE ------------ On Sat, 11 Nov 2006 14:46:53 GMT, "Eamon Skelton" wrote: You don't want to do any high power tests while you are up the tower or on the roof. High power = high voltage = a long fall if you get a shock! |
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#2
November 17th 06, 12:12 PM
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how much can dummy load carbon resistors stand
Lemme tell you, the last (and first) time I got a burn from RF it certainly
did shock me. Would not have felt comfortable getting the burn on top of a tower. Joe vk3bki "Bill Turner" wrote in message ... No one has ever gotten a shock from high power RF. Burns, yes. Bill, W6WRT ------------ ORIGINAL MESSAGE ------------ On Sat, 11 Nov 2006 14:46:53 GMT, "Eamon Skelton" wrote: You don't want to do any high power tests while you are up the tower or on the roof. High power = high voltage = a long fall if you get a shock! |
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