| Post 12 made on Tuesday May 27, 2014 at 00:19 |
Ernie Gilman Yes, That Ernie! |
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Right. If PTS was dangerous without someone messing with it, we'd have heard A LOT about its problems way before now!
I understood that my installation could cause damage, but not until researching for this thread did I realize that the PTS installation itself could kill someone. Makes sense but I guess my brain didn't want to go there.
I understand that there's some minimum distance the cables have to be below the surface, and you can drill for redheads and such above that. But who'd risk it? In the cases I've seen lately, the slab was xrayed and marked so cores and redheads could be placed safely.
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