On Monday 12 April 2004 01:47 am, John Wilson wrote: > On April 11, 2004 07:39 pm, Marc wrote: > . > > In the vast majority of cases two grounds will simply, as you say, make > things worse. Can't see that electricity is going to follow Ohms law and go the path of least resistance so 2 grounds would be (r1+r2)/(r1*r2) =Rt > > In our industry's experience the only thing that will stop a surge like > that is the battery strings we use to back up our power to our switches. > It doesn't do them any favours, mind, but with the exception of a direct > hit and a flawed ground it will bleed the surge down to manageable levels. > > ttfn > > John
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