Today I have been playing on this
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Simon_m said:
Telecoms engineer, rigging and commissioning microwave links. This is only a little one, some can be 4 times bigger.
Got to work on a mast tommorrow which is just as big but about as wide as me (as someone has said already)
Make sure it's switched off or it's 'bye bye gonads'. Years ago in Nottingham I heard of a prank whereby somebody had put a chair on top of a radio mast - they said the culprit had almost certainly sterilised himself...Got to work on a mast tommorrow which is just as big but about as wide as me (as someone has said already)
Simpo Two said:
Simon_m said:
Telecoms engineer, rigging and commissioning microwave links. This is only a little one, some can be 4 times bigger.
Got to work on a mast tommorrow which is just as big but about as wide as me (as someone has said already)
Make sure it's switched off or it's 'bye bye gonads'. Years ago in Nottingham I heard of a prank whereby somebody had put a chair on top of a radio mast - they said the culprit had almost certainly sterilised himself...Got to work on a mast tommorrow which is just as big but about as wide as me (as someone has said already)
One of the instructors told us about about a story he had heard, although he did say this may be an urban myth.There is an army base in Finland that listens for Russian subs. The guys working there realised that in the winter you could stand in front of the antenna array to warm your self up. Normally the array would be working at 50% power, however one day the operators got wind that some subs would be launched and turned the array up to full power. The guys go for there usual warming up, unaware the array was running at full tilt, 3 minutes later they were nicely toasted to the front of their bodies

So yeah, I won't be going anywhere near to them if powered up.
I used to do aerial (not antennae) surveys of pipelines by helicopter.I remember flying over the 2 huge pylons that cross the Thames just east of the Dartford crossing,and looking down at 2 people working on it and thinking I could never do that.They may well have been looking up thinking exactly the same.I have never been great with heights, although for some reason it was never a factor in an aircraft.
The company I work for now do non intrusive underground corrosion assessment of pylon legs and checks on the concrete foundations(chimney,cap+muff).
Don't fall off!
The company I work for now do non intrusive underground corrosion assessment of pylon legs and checks on the concrete foundations(chimney,cap+muff).
Don't fall off!
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t my pants if I had to climb up that thing. ACTUAL s