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"Jim" wrote in message ... wrote in message ... On Tue, 17 Jun 2008 10:06:11 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: Lightning strike yesterday evening... http://www.swsports.org/images/Movies/strike.wmv Sorry for the little wobble - I still can't figure out how to use that stabilization thing - I know, I'm a putz. I took a direct hit on my lightnig rod on the garage the day before we went on vacation (2 weeks ago) The Mexican who had been working in the yard about ****ed his pants. He was plastered against the garage door, not moving. I was out in the yard when it hit but this was the second direct strike I have seen there in a year so I wasn't all that "shocked" It did blow the serial port on my weather station again. I guess I will have to work on that problem. It seems to be a pattern. ;-) There's proof positive that lightning rods attract lightning.I might put one up, but not on the house. I'm thinking of putting it on the the top of a flagpole, as far from the house as possible. A flagpole has been on my agenda anyway. that works, anything would be far better than getting zapped |
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