When arcing, they are generally visible (at night) and the arc noise can
be heard when standing near the line(s) in question. That gives you the
ability to locate the fire hazard.
Local fire departments have been known to take a very dim view of fire
hazards - and they have amazing power to force the power companies to
remove any and all fire hazards.
I know this from experience - it does work. Perhaps the same method
would work in other circumstances also.
Bill W2BLC K-Line
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