SW Ohio Lines' articles

Check out the clever use of spools to keep the downguys from rubbing against the neutral: goo.gl/maps/pmUVuVytnRntvmbG8

I regret finding this now instead of when I was up there this past week: goo.gl/maps/QuQCjrrTS6r There are more hog livers and cool transformers along this line.

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A pole with a TRIPLE hanger can! goo.gl/maps/oXg3Nre3z1o

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Over the past few years I've had to put up with an annoying smudge that appears in many of my pictures due to some internal condensation or something inside the lens. It seems to be getting slower to use as well. I'm thinking of getting a new "point and shoot" camera this year but not sure what to get. Any suggestions?

How'd you like to mow around all of these poles and downguys? goo.gl/maps/xcKhUAp3V7z

goo.gl/maps/zE2fjtmYA2y Hewletts?

An interesting single phase tap: goo.gl/maps/kebBeX13dQ52

goo.gl/maps/G632wb47W382 goo.gl/maps/zpVr4FFscDJ2 goo.gl/maps/iEcFs3t8wWt Other cool finds on this muni system are 3-piece multis, green glass insulators on ridge pins, L-M cans, and a Westy.

This article is a list of streetview finds in northern DP&L land. goo.gl/maps/JLqUFMhCdSP2 Transmission w/ suspensions splayed out; Piqua goo.gl/maps/YSovRGB2xov Ancient transmission towers; Sidney goo.gl/maps/nKneEdY72n52 goo.gl/maps/3F7DHYCfKtH2 Crossarm-hung transformer bank; Sidney goo.gl/maps/1rVhr1gQHYr Crossarm-hung transformer bank; Sidney goo.gl/maps/UrbGrjssFZz LM obround transformer (Pioneer Electric Coop) goo.gl/maps/2EzBjL9tc2K2 Single-phase capacitor; Gor…

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I'm thinking about doing a drawing that's similar to this sub but first I need to know what that cylinder is that's located where the transmission line enters the switch (and why there is only one): goo.gl/maps/vgyYhCXNZTR2

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