electrical rod
electrical rod
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I looked around and was amazed to see a dodgem car being driven on the road replete with connecting
electrical rod.
Franklin's
electrical rod smote the earth and out sprung General Washington.
In one test a scientist wearing a huge pair of industrial rubber gloves picks up a long
electrical rod and prods the ticket, sending a 25,000-volt charge through it.
Hazel, 42, of Glenrothes, had told the trial that a man called Guthrie had offered her husband PS100-PS150 a day to dive for razor clams using
electrical rods.
She added that they even used
electrical rods for torturing her and Saeed.
currents of high frequency which tend to circulate in the surfaces of
electrical rods.
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