91439306
15,000 Watts of Bass Power
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New Milford, CT
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Re: Could Happen To Anyone
I will also note that electrical fires in single family dwellings are avoidable by heads of households who are knowledgeable to prevent the causes of fires.
Gas is not completely under the control of the homeowner, as in the case of some recent explosions in New Jersey and other parts of the country. When a pipeline blows up, it's like a nuclear bomb going off. In fact, that's what the residents of Durham Woods thought, as they saw the sky light up yellow that night.
Yes, electrical power distro facilities underground are dangerous too, but the damage is far less expansive. At Westchester Towers, an apartment complex in Yonkers, NY where one of my radio transmission facilities is housed on their rooftop, an underground transformer exploded and caught on fire. It destroyed 3 automobiles that were parked just above the underground vault containing the transformer. But it was a non-event compared to the smallest gas explosion.
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jimk
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join:2006-04-15
Raleigh, NC | reply to 91439306
So is electricity. How many electrical fires are there each year? |
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91439306
15,000 Watts of Bass Power
join:2002-10-16
New Milford, CT | reply to John Galt
When the hell are people going to wake up and realize that gas is dangerous? |
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