some one tell me that it is possible to get the light from the transmission line using faraday's priciple of electromagnetic, presently i am thinking on that if such system present then contact me..
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street lightening
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How will you run 30 miles of cable?
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Those Indans are very resourceful !
Graham
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Alligator clips?
Good Luck! Rich
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Err, is this the current (!) version of that old "rural legend" of the farmer who heats his chicken coops (etc) using power scavenged from overhead high-tension lines? Possible if the voltage is high enough (or you put your "secondary winding" *reeeeal* close to the wires.
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I get all of my energy from plugging the male end of the six pack extension cord into one of the female end outlets. Free Energy.
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There were a buch of front end loaders and dump trucks tearing up the street here. I suppose you could say they were 'street lightening'. Ha!
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Funny, but FEMA tore the hell out of my street two years ago, and nothing has been done to fix it. Its lighter, all right, they tore lots of holes in it by using a bobcat dozer to drag tree branches the full length of the street, instead of loading them into the dump trucks, like they were supposed to.
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