You'd wonder if he might break thru something and turn himself into a chick filet entre'e but he flew off without incident!Interesting shot. Can't help but wonder what the outcome of his "repair" might have been.
WesternGuy
LOL!!
The defense rests.
Based on the fact that it's un-shielded wire running down the pole, it's probably safe to assume that it's a grounding line.Interesting shot. Can't help but wonder what the outcome of his "repair" might have been.
WesternGuy
So what happens if a "foot" and a wing tip touch the wire at the same time? My university physics is a bit rusty on the outcome.Based on the fact that it's un-shielded wire running down the pole, it's probably safe to assume that it's a grounding line.Interesting shot. Can't help but wonder what the outcome of his "repair" might have been.
WesternGuy
Nothing. There's zero current. This is the same as the bare, copper grounding line in your home, likely attached to the water supply pipe (if it's copper/iron) or directly the to the breaker panel.So what happens if a "foot" and a wing tip touch the wire at the same time? My university physics is a bit rusty on the outcome.
WesternGuy
