[Steven Cedrone]

http://www.wiseguysynth.com/larry/day.htm

8O

Enjoy!

[Steven Cedrone]

http://www.wiseguysynth.com/larry/day.htm

8O

Enjoy!

[Darius Wey]

So this is what you do with your spare time... 8)

But back on-topic, that is one cool video!

[PetiteFlower]

WOW that was cool!

[Paragon]

Shocking!

[Steven Cedrone]

That clip is awesome! Even after watching it 50 times!

Here is another cool clip:

http://www.crh.noaa.gov/pub/ltg/plane_japan.php

Fly much???

[Mitch D]

Well if this doesn't make you respect the awesome power of electricity on a high voltage feed nothing will... It would have been something to see in person though. 8O

[Darius Wey]

Originally Posted by Mitch D

Well if this doesn't make you respect the awesome power of electricity on a high voltage feed nothing will... It would have been something to see in person though. 8O

If you crank up your speakers, you'll hear a shrill scream at the end of the clip. Clearly, one of the bystanders was excited. :P

[Mark Kenepp]

Originally Posted by Steven Cedrone

Here is another cool clip:

http://www.crh.noaa.gov/pub/ltg/plane_japan.php

Fly much???

Thanks Steve :bangin:

I am hopping on a plane to morrow to Belfast.

I guess I'll wear my rubber goloshes :razzing:

[martin_ayton]

Originally Posted by Mark Kenepp

I am hopping on a plane to morrow to Belfast.

You should be OK :wink: Given that the 'plane fuselage is all-metal construction, the Faraday cage effect should keep you on the inside and the electricity on the outside.

However, the increasing use of non-metallic composites in aircraft construction may change all that 8O

[jhennig]

woah... those were pretty slick!