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- From: Jim Ray <jim AT neuse.net>
- To: "Internetworkers: http://www.ibiblio.org/internetworkers/" <internetworkers AT lists.ibiblio.org>
- Subject: Re: [internetworkers] CATV signals
- Date: Tue, 20 Dec 2005 16:33:25 -0500
i lost a $3000 phone system earlier this year with gas discharge
suppressors on the phone lines and UPS on the power cord. if mother
nature is gonna get you, she's just gonna go on and do it no matter
what protection you have.Jim Ray, President Neuse River Network, Inc. tel: 919-838-1672 x111 toll free: 800-617-7652 cell: 919-606-1772 http://www.Neuse.Net Ask about our Clean Technologies. Established in the Carolinas 1997. Mark Turner wrote: Lyman Green wrote:wow that blog post reference is fascinating. And VERY detailed. I think that what it means is most houses are radically under-protected from lightning.Fortunately, direct lightning strikes on homes are rare. That webpage is written for ham radio operators with big-ass antenna towers that need lightning protection. As you can imagine, big-ass towers (BATs) make excellent lightning rods. :) I once visited a customer who had lightning strike the utility pole outside his business. The pole's grounding cable properly sent most of the current harmlessly into the ground, keeping most of his equipment from getting fried. But not all of it stayed in the ground: he had ungrounded copper lines running between buildings. The current happily followed these lines right into his computers. Lucky for him, the lightning merely blew out the modem cards and not the PCs in which they were installed. If he had a simple grounding block on those lines, he would have not even noticed the strike (a *direct* strike on his building would've been another story, though). Mark Turner www.markturner.net --- Come and play at the InterNetWorkers Web site! http://www.ibiblio.org/internetworkers/ You are currently subscribed to InterNetWorkers mailing list To unsubscribe visit http://lists.ibiblio.org/mailman/listinfo/internetworkers |
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[internetworkers] CATV signals
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[internetworkers] CATV signals,
Tom Caswell, 12/19/2005
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Re: [internetworkers] CATV signals,
Tony Spencer, 12/19/2005
- Re: [internetworkers] CATV signals, Tom Caswell, 12/19/2005
- Re: [internetworkers] CATV signals, Scott, 12/19/2005
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Re: [internetworkers] CATV signals,
Mark Turner, 12/19/2005
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Re: [internetworkers] CATV signals,
Tarus Balog, 12/20/2005
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Re: [internetworkers] CATV signals,
Mark Turner, 12/20/2005
- Re: [internetworkers] CATV signals, Lyman Green, 12/20/2005
- Re: [internetworkers] CATV signals, Mark Turner, 12/20/2005
- Re: [internetworkers] CATV signals, Steven Champeon, 12/20/2005
- Re: [internetworkers] CATV signals, Jim Ray, 12/20/2005
- [internetworkers] Nature vs Nurture (was Re: CATV signals), Simon Spero, 12/27/2005
- Re: [internetworkers] Nature vs Nurture (was Re: CATV signals), Jim Ray, 12/27/2005
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Re: [internetworkers] CATV signals,
Mark Turner, 12/20/2005
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Re: [internetworkers] CATV signals,
Tarus Balog, 12/20/2005
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Re: [internetworkers] CATV signals,
Tony Spencer, 12/19/2005
- Re: [internetworkers] CATV signals, Tom Caswell, 12/28/2005
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[internetworkers] CATV signals,
Tom Caswell, 12/19/2005
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