On Thursday, June 22, 2006 1:50 AM, Ian Stirling wrote:
If I see thunderstorms predicted, or I predict a
local one myself, I will disconnect all my equipment.
During a thunderstorm, which your third statement
suggests, I will never do. I'd rather my radios
fry than me.
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Good point! I didn't actually mean as the T'storm is raining electrons
on you, but if the Triple Mega Viper Doppler Radar on the TV (don't
laugh, we have those here in the Colonies, we've come a long way since
Boston Harbor ... or maybe not) says it's about to be over you in 15
minutes, head f
On Wednesday 21 June 2006 19:50, Fred Jensen wrote:
> Disconnect your K2. Disconnect all your gear. Unplug it from the surge
> protectors in a thunderstorm.
Fred,
I agree on the first two, but not the third.
If I see thunderstorms predicted, or I predict a
local one myself, I will disconnec
The product to grab the surge is one part of a *system*.
What do you do with the surge after you grab it?
Read the article on grounding here for an extensive, pertinent
discussion:
http://www.swssec.com/white_paper.html
Second from the top (as of Nov 2004)
Steve WA3SWS
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