I had two ornamental rats for a long time, often letting them walk around the flat. Then I discovered that the 2-wire cable from the television, which was plugged into the socket, was completely stripped of its insulation! And the insulation had been chewed off between the wires too?
How you can do that with 220 volts, I still don't understand.
I have had two ornamental rats for a long time, often letting them walk around the flat. Then I discovered that the 2-wire cable from the television, which was plugged into the socket, was completely stripped of its insulation! And the insulation had been chewed off between the wires too?
How this can be done under 220 volts, I still don't understand.
Two possibilities: there was no ground and the rats managed not to bite two wires at the same time.
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On the benefits of laziness (blissful doing nothing):
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Sunrise in the park
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Autumn is coming, it's getting colder. And as a result:
Jakob Eirich, illustrator and animator from Germany
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I had two ornamental rats for a long time, often letting them walk around the flat. Then I discovered that the 2-wire cable from the television, which was plugged into the socket, was completely stripped of its insulation! And the insulation had been chewed off between the wires too?
How you can do that with 220 volts, I still don't understand.
I have had two ornamental rats for a long time, often letting them walk around the flat. Then I discovered that the 2-wire cable from the television, which was plugged into the socket, was completely stripped of its insulation! And the insulation had been chewed off between the wires too?
How this can be done under 220 volts, I still don't understand.
Two possibilities: there was no ground and the rats managed not to bite two wires at the same time.
Night Moscow. Photo: Roscosmos/Anton Shkaplerov/Anatoly Ivanishin
Good night!