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Yes...... strangely attractive...... :O

no 240 V in the homes?

More turns for the higher voltage.

I dunno, 1000 amp transformer arcing aluminum wire which would be may be about 200 Amps, it burnt for about half an hour.

A few years back. Broken service line to my neighbours house, broke midspan from rubbing in my front yard tree. Flip side of the coin I did call the electric company many times to tell them that the cable has been worn away pretty badly, but to no avail. Finally broke one morning, no wind, no...

We have neighbours up here, not neighbors. :)

Bigshot for me, there is a thread on throwlines.

Highest possible TIP on every climb for me, even with spurs, sometimes it's handy to be able to swing over and remove that odd branch that gently found it's way onto a roof top.

Let me be the first to say "Don't fergets to cover that noggin!"

Same here for the most part.

Just for reference. http://www.worksafebc.com/publications/health_and_safety/by_topic/assets/pdf/electricity.pdf

Do they use protective temporary work sleeves to cover the service drops in your area? Might be an option if you are unable to convince the neighbour about taking the power off.

If a good argument can be made, some service lines can be relocated, no cost, at least up here.

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It says the video is private.

MrPopper should post pics. I like pics.