Question about testing POTS Lines
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I did some work for Southern Bell back in the day driving well casing in a triangle around the substations for grounding. Until the engineer was satisfied with the megger readings. 200 feet deep in cases. In Florida.
Drilling into the walls of the nuke/hurricane proof walls sure heated up a carbide bit. A good place to hole out during a shtf situation. While I was one site an Airgas truck showed with liquid N2 to top off the tank inside.
Some years ago I had a loop of direct burial pots cable. Yup. Not only lead sheathed under the plastic jacket.
I found out also that the goo inside is very very nasty if you happen to get it on your fingers and touch your mouth.
Critter proofing. yuck!
Drilling into the walls of the nuke/hurricane proof walls sure heated up a carbide bit. A good place to hole out during a shtf situation. While I was one site an Airgas truck showed with liquid N2 to top off the tank inside.
Some years ago I had a loop of direct burial pots cable. Yup. Not only lead sheathed under the plastic jacket.
I found out also that the goo inside is very very nasty if you happen to get it on your fingers and touch your mouth.
Critter proofing. yuck!
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