[AT] OT: Thank you Farmer

[charlie hill]

Walt all poles have always been grounded as they need to be.  I just was
wondering about the logic behind multiple house grounds close together.

Charlie
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> Charlie, I think its all bologna Out here in  Oregon they have a ground
that
> runs from every house to every pole that is  grounded at evey point that
they
> can get to the ground. There are half a dozen  grounds just on my property
> alone not to count the millions  that are at  every pole in the county.
And then
> they say don't have two grounds close  together. Go figure.  My house is
> grounded at the house and just across the  lawn about 20 ft. at the pole
then at
> the next pole across the drive and the  other lawn about 60 ft. away.
>
> Walt Davies
> Cooper Hollow  Farm
> Monmouth, OR 97361
> 503 623-0460
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