jwhiteuwc
Member
What do you guys think about this:
Is this true:
http://avdil.gtri.gatech.edu/RCM/RCM...alDetails.html
Is this true:
http://avdil.gtri.gatech.edu/RCM/RCM...alDetails.html
Grounding probe with GFI... More harm then good?
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jwhiteuwc
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I'm interested too.
I tested my tank with a multimeter set to 200 VAC and My tank was displaying between 20-22 on my mutimeter. However it seems as if ALL my equipment is creating volts. I would unplug a heater it would decrease from 22 down to 19, then I unplugged a powerhead, that reduced it by another 3, then another powerhead, dropped another 3, then the skimmer... another 3... as you can see I went through everything that was "touching" the water and found that every single item was creating around 3 volts.... crazy if you ask me.
I tested my tank with a multimeter set to 200 VAC and My tank was displaying between 20-22 on my mutimeter. However it seems as if ALL my equipment is creating volts. I would unplug a heater it would decrease from 22 down to 19, then I unplugged a powerhead, that reduced it by another 3, then another powerhead, dropped another 3, then the skimmer... another 3... as you can see I went through everything that was "touching" the water and found that every single item was creating around 3 volts.... crazy if you ask me.
1journeyman
Active Member
Originally Posted by swaddicts
some of it does make sense. i'm interested to hear what the mods think..
After I read that I think I need some aspirin.... Sorry, too technical for me. I'm sure there are some electrical experts around here though that will explain it.
some of it does make sense. i'm interested to hear what the mods think..
After I read that I think I need some aspirin.... Sorry, too technical for me. I'm sure there are some electrical experts around here though that will explain it.
d0 thy d3w
Member
i took a short look at that with my peripheral vision..and though "nope..not even gunna read it..my brain might hurt.."