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24-03-22, 16:43
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I think linemen had something like that for testing line/looking for breaks. Can't say for certain that is what you have though, because if it was for linemen you would expect a simple method for connecting the wire. . Normally an exploder would have a condenser and a button to release the charge.
Last edited by rob love; 24-03-22 at 16:52. 
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