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This billboard was found in the Coachella Valley/Palm Springs, CA area.

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Originally Posted by gfretwell
I just wonder what an engineer would say about the choke they made with that metal sleeve.

Greg what choke? It is a U channel not a raceway. the steel does not wrap the ground conductor and does not create a choke. No current or counter EMF is formed until the channel becomes a tube.

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I'm so embarrassed wink


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The "bars" in that billboard appear to be copper pipe/tubing, not wire...

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How could any one feel sympathy for a thief.

Nuff said. (sorry just went off the title)

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Originally Posted by noderaser
The "bars" in that billboard appear to be copper pipe/tubing, not wire...


My guess is that they are actually printed on to the billboard in which case they would be made of ink

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Theft of copper pipe is a big problem, too, FYI!

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Originally Posted by Ann Brush
Originally Posted by noderaser
The "bars" in that billboard appear to be copper pipe/tubing, not wire...


My guess is that they are actually printed on to the billboard in which case they would be made of ink


Ok, the bars in the photograph printed on the billboard...

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Originally Posted by noderaser
The "bars" in that billboard appear to be copper pipe/tubing, not wire...


That is because the person who did the picture was an unlicensed hack, and did not know the difference between wire and pipe.

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If they were real bars, they'd have been stolen.



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