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Re: [TCML] Building Protection



Nice analogy. Another way of putting it is 'what do you expect when you bring a lightning storm into the house?' Best answer to the original question is the traditional
'if in doubt don't do it'.

Ed

nickobert testein wrote:

if you had written about target practice in a glass shop perhaps the
thought would be to suggest another activity or another venue. i don't
mean to be snide, it just seems any circuit you built would still be
subject to the same intense atmospheric interactions as your
appliances. any circuit is going to have conductors and free charges
just like conductors.

On Wed, Jul 11, 2012 at 10:43 PM, Tuomas Koivurova <tkoivuro@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Most important thing is to have good low impedance path for spark current.
Solid RF ground and grounded strike target. Also mains side of the pig
should have some noise filtering..
On Jul 12, 2012 8:38 AM, "Matt Siri" <mattisonsiri@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

What does anyone else do to protect building circuits and appliances when
running a pig powered TC? (and don't say unplug the appliances)

Matt Siri
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