Tree Branch on Powerlines - High Voltage Wicked Effect

This must be over 100,000 volts of electricity, amazing how a piece of branch can burn like nothing with so much voltage.
rich_magnetsays...

It sounds like we're initially hearing the water in the branch boil, with a 60Hz hum undertone. When it bursts into flame the flame plasma has a much lower resistance than the branch and we get the jacob's ladder effect.

Pretty neat. I wouldn't advise kids to try this at home, but I don't expect kids would listen after seeing this vid.

ForgedRealitysays...

Surprising how it didn't trip any transformer fuses. Around here, whenever a squirrel tries to go from one live wire to another while touching both, he gets fried, and everyone on that circuit loses power until they can replace the fuse. It doesn't keep pumping power through it.

Paybacksays...

>> ^ForgedReality:

Surprising how it didn't trip any transformer fuses. Around here, whenever a squirrel tries to go from one live wire to another while touching both, he gets fried, and everyone on that circuit loses power until they can replace the fuse. It doesn't keep pumping power through it.


Probably 3 phase industrial lines.

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