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From: bobd@hpuxa.ircc.ohio-state.edu (Bob DeBula)
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Subject: Re: Power Lines Affect Computers??
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Date: 27 Nov 89 18:28:32 GMT
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Make of this what you will: I remember a study from several years ago
(10+) that a study by one of the power companies revealed that cows
would hang out by 765Kv towers, but horses would not.  I for a variety
of reasons would not buy close to a high tension line (nasty buzzing 
noises, snap crackle pop & purple flashes that I have observed at one
near my house during rain storms, etc...).  I just can't help but feel
that close proximity isn't going to do you or your computers any 
good.  I would expect interference on TV & radio to be worse than normal
also.
-=-
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