Types of Insulators used in overhead power lines.

[@Adam28Nov24]

Nice Explanation 👷🏻

[@TheLearningCurveBenila]

Thank you 😊

[@neloykantisaha8469]

You know what? You are supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.

[@tahseentoha8225]

Thank you for your explanations

[@TheLearningCurveBenila]

You are welcome 😊

[@anmolzade8580]

4:24 if working voltage is 66kv, voltage is considered as voltage per phase( as 66000/√3)

[@TheKinBets]

Really well explained. Thanks Benila

[@TheLearningCurveBenila]

Glad you like it :)

[@Mahendra.talk-123_mgm]

Super tq your explaining

[@TheLearningCurveBenila]

You are welcome 😊

[@robytherobotwhiteversion]

Awesome video!

[@TheLearningCurveBenila]

Thank you 😊

[@robytherobotwhiteversion]

@@TheLearningCurveBenila your welcome

[@stevegallagher-m8g]

In the photo at 2:02, I see what looks like 2 guy wires with insulators in the middle of the wires. They seem to run between poles. What is their purpose?

[@everythingyouneed1392]

nice explanation, content and graphics....how to make those graphics shown in video?

[@TheLearningCurveBenila]

Thank you for your comment. I did those graphics using power point animation.

[@everythingyouneed1392]

@@TheLearningCurveBenila thank you.

[@symphony_dolphi]

I love pylons like waistsl and the Irish ones too