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lightning is an example of a static discharge and that can certainly kill.
Lightning?
According to BS7671 that is an "Overvoltage of Atmospheric Origin".
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lightning is an example of a static discharge and that can certainly kill.
Lightning?
According to BS7671 that is an "Overvoltage of Atmospheric Origin".
No. Was just saying that the IEE have a much fancier term for lightning!
Yes they do
-"did you see that thunder and over voltage of atmospheric origin storm last night , it rained feline and canine small mammals afterwards"
Shouldn't that be "precipitated"
Voltage is the water pressure...Amps are the water bubbles...More pressure..more bubbles
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