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12/22/2022 6:39:27 AM
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Does anyone else hear electricity?
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for a sec I thought you were Chuck McGill
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Bossfight
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Swat The BotBungie fan. Check my About Me section. - old
Do you mean a small buzzing in your ear(s)? You might have Tinnitus. -
1 ReplySooner times I can hear electricity but only from old old tvs.
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No that’s just me. You haven’t finished our game or hide and seek yet.
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2 RepliesEdited by Speaker: 12/22/2022 6:24:17 PMYes, high currents create an audible hum, but not in a home- only on the contact points in transformers. If you're referring to the electricity in your home then no; youshould not be able to hear that. Audible electrical hum is something you get in substations or transformer pads, not your home. You are likely hearing something else.
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Maybe you’re an Electric-type?
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It's called music
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If it’s a small buzzing sound in your house it might be a open/faulty wire. If you hear it whenever you’re in a spot with no electricity then it’s likely tinnitus. Either way it’s bad
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You talking thunder or maybe faulty wiring
