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Joined: Apr 2002
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Spacers
Here are the spacers, dual 3 phase (PSE&G)
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Trumpy:
This hopefully is a better view for you. The top cable is a messenger that supports the insulators.
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I saw that RODALCO made a video on YouTube about these power lines is it really safe on HV mains like that?
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Hey thanks John (Hotline). That explains everything, for some strange reason I'd imagined these being used in some other way. 
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I have seen those close bundled lines in Louisville, Kentucky, as Annemarie has seen on a YouTube video I posted.
Some parts of Kansas have those lines too. I think they are 14.4 kV and have outside insulation except the Neutral which is bare.
The product of rotation, excitation and flux produces electricty.
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Rodalco:
Either 13.2 KV, or 4160 v primaries, two circuits shown in pic.
POCO recently ran new monopoles with twin (2) new 500KV from a power plant to the switchyard in the Twp I work in. They removed a run of old lattice towers for a right of way for the monopoles.
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