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Default Lightning Protection questions

"Roger Long" wrote
I'm beginning to get the picture. Lightning will go everywhere and the
charge can't be led.


One thing to consider is that air is generally a good insulator with the
kind of electricity we're used to dealing with, but that lightning bolt just
travelled through half a mile or more of it to get to you, so you probably
shouldn't much count on being able to change its mind about where it's
going.




 
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