Thanks man, I will try to participate more and with respectful useful posts.
As time allows
Pete
Right now I need to work on my daily chores, but thanks for reminding me of this. I’ll return.
No.
That’s wrong. Tires have never provided insulation from Earth. Synthetic rubber in tires is conductive. Tires are black because the rubber has carbon in it.
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Read the IEEE Emerald Book (IEEE 1100) or FIPS PUB 94 for a good detailed, clear and concise explanation. You aren’t going to get a good answer from a home inspector forum.
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You seriously need to stop. Your comments are so full of wrong information that it is astounding. I could spend the entire day going through all your incorrect statements correcting them. Some of your comments, such as the one quoted above, are just plain stupid.
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@pnicklas if the neutral is not bonded to ground in a panel how do you expect the breaker to trip?
In debates, it’s best people/adversaries are adversarial.
I’m not a know-it-all
I know I’m wrong sometimes.
The reason i brought this up is I’m not sure what I know.
So in the interest of determining what is true, I present what I THINK I KNOW, and endure the beatdown.
So far nobody beat me down.
I haven’t read it all carefully lately.
But it’s a topic we need to resolve, Engineering.
We might need to revise it.
Dogma doesn’t trump measurements.
