This is a good reason to stay off the water when you hear thunder.
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This is a good reason to stay off the water when you hear thunder.
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That's DET cord and under water charges
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Believe you are correct, Torch. Watched it several times and never saw any lightning. Did see the DET cord though.
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I have no experience with det cord. I concede to the experts.
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There is a lightening strike. Watch the bolt strike and skip over the ground into the water on the far side of river. It happens at -.50 seconds
I can see the flash from the hill side to the river, but not a flash striking the ground.
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You can tell it isn't DET cord - if it were, the detonation would be much brighter, louder, and dust along the ground would fill the air. DET cord is no joke. I had some demolition training in the USAF, but by no means an expert.
You can also see smoke/dust from where the bolt initially strikes the ground
That smokey dust was caused by the ignition of the DET cord. Saw several uses of DET cord by EOD in the Air Force. Where is the flash of lightning and why no boom? Have never witnessed a lightning strike without a tremendous boom and intense flash.
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My guess is the sound was edited out or the camera wasn't sound capable. I set off a few shots myself.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W086BtJqCL8
Maybe. But I doubt it. This is 2017. A video camera without sound. Come on. Even our phones have sound. BUT! Where is the flash from the lightning bolt? First clue as to it's credibility was that it came frome FaceBook.
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Haha Maybe you are right.
Yeah. I guess I should have read some of the posts. Controlled demolition in Finland in 2012. So... stay off the water during lightning storms, and when the Finns are using det cord.
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Still a cool video Iwanna, glad I wasn't coming out the mouth of that river in my 16 footer :Rofl