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This remarkable video gives a first-hand view of what it’s like to be an electrical engineer – when you have to climb 1768ft just to start work.
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The video, shot from a camera fitted to the engineer’s helmet, shows a repair man climbing a massive broadcaster tower in order to repair a busted light on the top.
For maximum effect, you might want to put this on full screen. TheJournal.ie takes no responsibility if you feel dizzy afterward.
Saturday 30 November, 2024
Saturday 30 November, 2024
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Don't watch this video if you're scared of heights
THIS ONE isn’t for those with vertigo.
This remarkable video gives a first-hand view of what it’s like to be an electrical engineer – when you have to climb 1768ft just to start work.
The video, shot from a camera fitted to the engineer’s helmet, shows a repair man climbing a massive broadcaster tower in order to repair a busted light on the top.
For maximum effect, you might want to put this on full screen. TheJournal.ie takes no responsibility if you feel dizzy afterward.
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