Earth in garage

Jun 21, 2006 4 Replies

I'm intrigued to know why a bare copper wire attached to the fuse box (which is grounded to the metal cable casing) encircles my garage. The wire is nailed to the timber roof joists.



A previous owner built the garage and the only clue I have as to the age of the wiring job is the price on the back of the wooden switch batten ~ 2s 4d.



I intend rewiring the lighting circuit as it's only twin core and the switches are the old round bakalite ones and not ideally placed now I've bricked up one of the doors. Mains is okay.



Protection from mind control rays.

You are wearing your tinfoil hat aren'tyou?

Might have been a CBer trying to get a ground plane for an aerial.

There were some weird and wonderful ideas around for increasing propagation.

Just an idea.

Sounds appropriate, somewhere in the garage on one of the bricks is drawn an electrical symbol - transformer I think.

A good ground for an aerial is not weird or wonderful, just plain good physics.

Dave

Join the Discussion

Have something to add? Share your thoughts — no account required.

Didn't find your answer?

Ask the community — no account required