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Steelcore around powerlines, steelcore safer than rope.
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<blockquote data-quote="joesawer" data-source="post: 820211" data-attributes="member: 14674"><p>+1</p><p>My point about minumum safe distance earlier. If it arcs through you outside the safe distance it is a fluke not caused by one more piece of low resistance equipment.</p><p>If you drop a dirty, grimy, sweat and salt impreagnated rope lanyard too close to a transmission line, you are goin to be a statistic just as well as if it was a steel core.</p><p>If you are a line clearane trimmer, KEEP ALL OF YOUR EQUIPMENT AT A SAFE WORKING DISTANCE. In order to do this you have to know what those distances are and be able to recognize mitigating circamstaces like fog, dew, and wind.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="joesawer, post: 820211, member: 14674"] +1 My point about minumum safe distance earlier. If it arcs through you outside the safe distance it is a fluke not caused by one more piece of low resistance equipment. If you drop a dirty, grimy, sweat and salt impreagnated rope lanyard too close to a transmission line, you are goin to be a statistic just as well as if it was a steel core. If you are a line clearane trimmer, KEEP ALL OF YOUR EQUIPMENT AT A SAFE WORKING DISTANCE. In order to do this you have to know what those distances are and be able to recognize mitigating circamstaces like fog, dew, and wind. [/QUOTE]
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