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my response 12 year s ago
thanks to faraday's cage :)
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Enter your name 12 year s ago
Ahhh... Lightning sent lightning through the cars tire and left a hole in the pavement. The antenna would have been obliterated by the strike.
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black_tiger 12 year s ago
unlucky?
FYI, tire material resistance is way to much than human body!
he shall thank the god than he was not shocked.
FYI, tire material resistance is way to much than human body!
he shall thank the god than he was not shocked.
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datmeenjeniet 12 year s ago
Shouldn't the lightning charge stay "in" the vehicle (faraday's cage and all), and not shoot through the tire in to the street? I always thought the car was the safest place while thunderstorms are happening.
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fitela 12 year s ago
the tires were probably wet with dirty conductive water... and the tires probably had steelbelts in the tread rubber...shaza, kaaaboom
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Melly 5 month s ago
What excellent words
FYI, tire material resistance is way to much than human body!
he shall thank the god than he was not shocked.