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#129013 07/05/04 02:33 PM
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ayrton I do not think anyone here is offended when questions are asked. [Linked Image]

Which statements would you like more info about?

I will be glad to learn more about this subject.

I would like to see the 'physics proof' that one or two ground rods does much at all. [Linked Image]


Bob Badger
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#129014 07/05/04 03:15 PM
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Time spent going through Soares Book on Grounding will save years of wondering-even if it's an old edition.

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