Quite obvious really.
The kite makes a live connection between the ground and the power line - ie STRAIGHT THROUGH YOU. Even if it does burn out quickly - it's simply WAY too much of a risk to even think about it. Those power lines carry a lot of current and the slightest of surges WILL KILL YOU.
Not only that - but in some areas, it is illegal to have such items close to power lines.
You should keep kites away from power lines because there is a risk of electrical shock or electrocution. The strings of the kite can conduct electricity and pose a danger if they come into contact with power lines. It is important to fly kites in open areas away from any potential hazards, including power lines.
Away from power lines.
Never play with electrical cords, wires, switches, or plugs.Stay away from fallen power lines. Tell an adult if you see a fallen line.Never use a hairdryer or play an electrical radio or television near a bathtub or sink.Before you climb a tree, look up. If a power line is nearby or touching, stay away from the tree.Never touch anything that runs on electricity when your hands are wet.Fly kites and model airplanes in a wide open field or park-never near overhead electrical wires.Never climb utility poles or electrical towers.Stay away from substations and transformers (green boxes).
Not really, it is common. But I think you should always keep your glasses on ( if you have any ) if you don't, get them. & Stay away from bright lighting and the computer and all.
kites stay in the air they follow the air around the same things with bollons if they are let go they would fly away > moving air (wind ) is required, the angle of the kite gives vertical force to the kite, opposing gravity.
monocular constancy
Away from power lines.
Flying a kite near a pylon is dangerous because the kite string can conduct electricity from the power lines, leading to electric shock or injury. Additionally, the kite may get entangled in the power lines, causing damage to the lines and potential power outages. It's best to fly kites in open, clear areas away from any overhead power lines.
Old kites never die they just blow away is the pun.
yes
Move away
This depends on voltage level, line configuration, line height, loading, sensitivity of equipment, and on and on. The further away the better. Voltage can be induced on equipment near power lines, so I recommend grounding out your equipment as well as possible just in case.
A boy flying a kite has more chance of getting electrocuted if the kite accidentally touches a power line or other electrical source. The electricity can travel down the string and shock the person holding it. It's important to fly kites in open areas away from power lines to reduce this risk.
It depends on the type of power line. The power company is responsible for Distribution, Primary and Secondary lines. They subcontract this to various companies. Homeowners are responsible for taking care of the lines that lead into their homes.
In Afghanistan, it is important to respect cultural norms while flying kites. Fly kites in open spaces away from crowds, roads, and power lines to prevent accidents. Additionally, be mindful of local regulations and customs related to kite flying to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
The sleet clings to power lines and transformers. As the weight of this ice builds up, it breaks the line away from the power pole. It also knocks branches from trees which can also break the power lines.
You should pass a fishing boat with minimum wake and away from fishing lines.
amir Khan flew away in kites because in the song udthi patang sa tha woh so woh udthi patang jaisa ud gaya .