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In order to adequately evaluate flicker propagation in transmission networks it is essential to correctly conduct flicker measurements. This article analyzes field measurements of flicker in a part of the Slovenian transmission system that has long been under the influence of a large arc furnace. Measurements were conducted in a limited number of network nodes for two different network topologies.