Power lineman by trade physics as a hobby

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In summary, a power lineman is a trained professional who works with high voltage power lines to maintain and repair electrical systems. They are responsible for ensuring that electricity is safely and efficiently transmitted to homes and businesses. While their job requires knowledge of physics and electrical engineering, some power linemen also pursue physics as a hobby, using their understanding of the subject to further enhance their skills and knowledge in their trade.
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HI, My names Murray from Canada and have a great interest in learning and as it happens physics has intrigued me from an early age, now in my later years I have the time and patience to explore.

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Welcome to PF Murray!
 

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