Hokiesmokes
Well-Known Member
345kV is common on the high voltage transmission lines. Some out west are in the 700 range i've heard, but here in the east 345 is about the highest you'll see. If I remember right, the safe distance is 20 feet.
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Don't dump when you're not level..
- Thread starter xcavator120
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What's the minimum safe distance when your driver tosses a steel cable right onto a 7kv line? Run and measure later.
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