A tall structure in an open space needs lightning protection. Put ears on the same structure and suddenly the question is stupid.
My drawing shows the height of the head above the fence. There is nothing above it to take a strike. Either the two knobs are doing something we're not being told about, or the entire design is unsafe. Calling it an animal doesn't answer that.
A tall structure in an open space needs lightning protection. Put ears on the same structure and suddenly the question is stupid.
My drawing shows the height of the head above the fence. There is nothing above it to take a strike. Either the two knobs are doing something we're not being told about, or the entire design is unsafe. Calling it an animal doesn't answer that.
−+Collapse or expand reply by brickwork
You've drawn an earth wire down the leg. Was that observed or have you added it?
−+Collapse or expand reply by sidechannel
Dashed line. That's what I think would have to be there.
−+Collapse or expand reply by nailbrush
You could make this diagram for a person standing on a hill.
−+Collapse or expand reply by flatlander
A person can leave the hill. They're keeping these things in enclosures.
−+Collapse or expand reply by teaspoon
I am enjoying the giraffe building inspection.
−+Collapse or expand reply by sidechannel
I'm asking about the two pieces sticking out of its head. Nobody answering here has explained those.