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nikdevid wrote:

Hi Friends, Is it possible for you to give basic photograph informations such as shutter speeds and aperture with the photos?

Most digital cameras save this info within the picture file.
Right click on the picture in windows picture viewer, and select PROPERTIES, DETAILS.

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if not who should have?

i think he should have certainly been in the running.
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One uncommon use of UHF waves is for the detection of partial discharges. Partial discharges occur because of the sharp geometries created in high voltage insulated equipment. The advantage of UHF detection is that this method can be used to localize the source of the discharge. A drawback to UHF detection is the extreme sensitivity to external noise. UHF detection methods are used in the field, especially for large distribution transformers.

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