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LunchBox42
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Joined: Jan 10, 2008
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Location: Columbus, OH
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MadMax: I assure that my intention is not to be a daredevil or anything near it when trying to record this audio. I am sorry to hear you went through such an ordeal and my intention is not to ever go through what you have described.
I am however just looking for information about acoustic properties of thunder/lightening. I know in my original post I said "...but when closer to the lightening (say 50-100ft)..." and I know 100ft is really close, but what I mean is I have been less than say 500 feet from a strike and also many miles from a strike and was just trying to clarify my observations of distance and sound. I am not, nor do I claim to be an expert on any subject of lightening and sound, I just know what I learned in science class.
Other than moonbaby, are there any other people who have done nature recordings that might speak more from experience than from theory?
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