Electrical Question
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On Fri, 6 Nov 2009 11:16:18 -0500, "ROANIN"
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I have a garage that is fed with a 3 wire feed from one pole transformer
and
my house is same from a different pole transformer. Both locations have a
ground rod attached to the box. The cable TV is connected to both sites
using a splitter. ( This was installed by the cable company before I
bought
the house) Is this a possible ground problem? The cable eventually
connects
the shield to the ground of each television in both locations. Saw a
similar
post the other day that got me thinking.....
Roanin
EA has the right answer, bond the ground electrode systems together.
Do I get a prize???
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EA
When I was in the computer business we fixed a lot of problems this
way when networks spanned several buildings. A lightning strike will
resolve this ground shift through your TV if you don't.
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