Two Circuit Breakers for one circuit.

If ya can't beat 'em, join 'em

Powerlines on the sidewalk. Great.

69kv at the top and 12kv riser at the bottom

These sets of 69KV lines. I do believe that at least three of the wires are 230KV. These are on their way to the Scott substation.

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Power Lines Guthrie Tx

Don't get yourself in a tangle!!

Repeating lines as seen in power lines that cut thru this Oklahoma landscape

Armless style pole. Most of the ones designed like this are located within this neighborhood.

This was built from the substation when the old 13.2kv had the 34.5kv added to it.

View southerly on the Dow Highway (ME Rt 236) in South Berwick, showing construction of a new 345 kV circuit by Central Maine Power. Originally a double circuit 115 kV corridor with "traditional" wood H-frame structures. Rebuilt 2009 - 2013 with the compact design to provide room for the new 345 circuit. Taken April 27 2014.

12kv

69KV buy power from LUS and supply the next city.

The top is Entergy, the bottom is LUS. Apparently LUS changed the second pole and put metal crossarms on both theirs and Entergy's lines.

I always thought these things had a cool shape to them. I didn't have a tripod with me when I took this. I tried quite a few shots hand-held but this was as sharp as I could get.

Three different kinds of insulators

Put lightening arrestors instead of shield line.

I don't know the company but they were in Pensacola

More of the same.

Electrical Powerlines near/at the National Grid, Hams Lane near Birmingham.

M42 J9

The double H-Frame is Cleco's double 138kv. The single circuit double H-frame is Entergy's 138kv and the new steel pole looks like a new 230kv line that Cleco is building. They've only got a few poles being built, but I wonder where the lines will be going.

Very few of Cleco's newer poles have double braced crossarms.

Photographed using the Kodak Pocket Instamatic 10, and Lomography 110 film.

This is one of Entergy's concrete poles. If any poles in this line or similar ones are changed, they are changed with a concrete pole.

no great sunset today so took a photo of this

A standard 380kV high voltage pylon in the Netherlands

this is the most common type used withing the 380 branch

Binbrook, Ontario, Canada

Armless style pole

Powerline in NW Florida. Note the poorly drawn native pine trees.

Not sure why Cleco's lines are running straight through a city that has it's own power company.

This was replaced this summer. The old pole wasn't even in bad shape.

One of Slemco's lower level distribution lines.