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Posted by Sam#3 on July 06, 2005 at 17:52:36 from (12.215.180.246):
In Reply to: Stray Electricity posted by Pepper on July 06, 2005 at 05:06:12:
A few weeks back on one of the boards there was a lengthy discussion about capacitors.
Well, guess what? Your neighbor just demonstrated how they're constructed. The antenna formed one plate and the metal objects on the wall formed the other.
A large shot of power from the transmitter and the plates are charged just waiting for something/someone to complete the circuit and *POW* instant discharge.
Those ham stations operate with a lot of power and it's all just looking for a place to connect.
Did you hear any strange voices?
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