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![]() "David Nebenzahl" wrote in message s.com... On 3/29/2009 5:34 PM Malcolm Hoar spake thus: In article m, David Nebenzahl wrote: And really, how else could a transformer fail spectacularly, other than an overload, except by there being some kind of massive overvoltage surge (what people incorrectly call a "power surge")? Slightly OT - The transformer serving my house, about 40' away, was struck by lightning a few years ago. The noise of the lightning/explosion was breathtaking. After the storm let up I went out to see what happened. The pole was splintered and the largest piece of transformer was about 1/2 sq. foot, and was in the nearby woods. Lotsa oil too. WOW! |
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