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That seems like a good conjecture, as I just read up on it, and it said that electricity doesn't really have a color, but the color is derived from the gas it's passing through.

When we're working near lines, which is often, as all lines are above ground, we call the utilities company a couple days ahead, and they come out and slip a heavy vinyl like cover over the lines. It's a free service. They are now stringing fiber optic cables on the poles. if you break one of...

I'd rather try my luck at Las Vegas.

Is there a reason why they don't they insulate the high voltage lines?

What happens then? Man, I have to read up on this stuff.

Thanks for clarifying. It must be a different arrangement over here, as I was told that you have to touch two lines at the same time to get in possible harm's way....? What voltage classifies as high voltage? Cautions well taken, V. They say stay away by two meters here.

Sorry, I don't understand electricity at all. Just by touching the limb to a line you get the juice jumping to it? I thought the line insulation prevented that.