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Re: RF ground - Call Before You Dig!
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- Date: Wed, 29 Jun 2005 14:15:42 -0600
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Original poster: "Brian" <ka1bbg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Yes, in New England its Dig Safe...cul brian f.
----- Original Message -----
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Sent: Tuesday, June 28, 2005 11:11 PM
Subject: RF ground - Call Before You Dig!
> Original poster: Terry Fritz <teslalist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>
> Hi,
>
> At 07:16 PM 6/28/2005, you wrote:
> > I then pounded an 8 foot copper rod down until I had about 1.5"
sticking up.
>
> BTW - Before you pound in that big stake... It is a "real good idea", and
> often a "law" now, to get a hold of your state's "one call" or "Call
Before
> You Dig!" folks:
>
> http://www.uncc2.org/excavators/index.shtml
>
> You call this place, totally for free, and in the next very few days all
> kinds of interesting utility folks will drop by and make sure you are NOT
> going to hit gas, electric, sewer, cable, telephone, etc. lines that are
> buried. Utilities are often required to do this free since nobody wants
> you hitting that big underground high-pressure LNG pipeline the realtor
> forgot to tell you about and incinerating half the town... If you hit say
> a water line under your garage floor, you could be in deep S as that
> backhoe rips out your flooding garage floor...
>
> Calling this place makes it so you are not "liable" for a bunch of nasty
> things too... A friend of mine ripped out a cable TV line and took out
1/2
> his neighbor's TVs for a week with a garden tiller... The TV place was
> "real mad!!" and going to charge him bad until they found out he "did"
call
> and they missed it... They "quietly" came and re-buried the line 8 feet
> deep (to code) the "second" time... I have called mine recently and it is
> very easy and fun! I knew there was nothing there, but it is no big deal
> at all just to be "official"...
>
> You can usually Google search for "one call" plus your state's name for
> local details... The number to call is probably stamped all over your
> local utility trucks too. They take it "real serious" here!!!
>
> Be sure to tell them you are installing a Tesla coil. "A what?...." A
> "T-E-S-L-A C-O-I-L"... "...Is that like a concrete foundation
> trench?"...... They will type it into the computer right if you "spell
it
> out" ;-)) Be interesting to see if the FBI, police, and DHS show up too*
> :o))) A "Tesla coil installation" will be sure to bring out the "best
> folks" from the utilities that will really be "into it" ;-)) "This guy on
> Plum street is installing a "T-E-S-L-A C-O-I-L"... OH!!!! Yeah
> boss!! I'll take that one!!!!! "Ahhhh,... OK Joe,... that one is
> yours...." :o)))
>
> Cheers,
>
> Terry
>
> *Just tell them "It is a secret Tesla weapon to incinerate terrorists
> 'without wires', you won't understand it, and don't go telling nobody
about
> it!!" >:o))))
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