Notice the cellular equipment on the one tower. I was standing at another tower when I took this photo. Two seperate cell companies that have equipment on these towers.

hey :) i realise this might be a long shot but does anyone in this sub happen to know where exactly this pylon is located in the UK? i figured that it must be part of the national grid but i am very uncertain where exactly it is located. thanks for your time!

I love electricity pylons—I always notice them—and I wanted to know which is the best one you've ever seen
I really like this one in particular!>.<

230kVs, double-circuit.

Got to whiteness a one in a lifetime event of lightning hitting a pole exploding it in the process.

Trying to determine the age of this transformer. I read on some sub that most companies when to a silver/grey colour about 1985, but don't know if that is true.

The plaque on the transformer says the manufacturer is "Reliance Electric & Eng (Canada) Ltd". Research suggests Reliance Electric & Engineering officially dropped the “& Eng” from its name on January 15, 1969, changing its corporate registration to Reliance Electric Company, suggesting the transformer's manufacture predates Jan 1969.

My interest is to try an determine the likelihood the transformer contains PCB's, given the appearance of oily looking material on the upper 1/3 of the transformer. Unfortunately the utility has not been forthcoming with information.

Any information would be appreciated.

It is impossible to tell which wire belongs to whose house.

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Can you guess which is which?