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Jon Hagen
Posted 7/23/2006 13:16 (#29189 - in reply to #29067)
Subject: Re: Lightening strikes?



Hagen Brothers farms,Goodrich ND
Tires have a lot of carbon mixed in with the rubber to make it wear better. If you look at a picture of a very early automobile you will see that natural rubber is white,and only after they started to add carbon black to the rubber did they become black. That much carbon in tire rubber makes it a resistor instead of an insulator,so when exposed to multi KVolts, it heats up and burns holes in the tire quickly.
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