Re: Need tech help from Cable tech, current coming from coax

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SolarPup Cable Dawg Premium join:2002-03-07 The Pound clubs: ·Osiris Communicati.. ·FRII Front Range I..	reply to beeron Re: Need tech help from Cable tech, current coming from coax You may be best to go to your local office to explain that then to try and explain it over the phone. Also, is your drop connected to a ground block at your house with a good ground? If so, it shouldn't come back to the house if you're grounded where the drop connects to the house. -- ...I don't have a 8mb speedy connection, I fly through the net at low altitudes!
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beeron OBAMA 2008 Premium join:2000-06-06 Downingtown, PA clubs: ·Comcast ·Verizon FIOS	said by SolarPup : Also, is your drop connected to a ground block at your house with a good ground? If so, it shouldn't come back to the house if you're grounded where the drop connects to the house. It's grounded via a ground block connected to the water pipe. The point is (IMO), there shouldn't be 2 amps of 60 Hz flowing on the shield, regardless of where it is grounded. -- "Facts do not cease to exist because they are ignored." - Aldous Huxley "The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits." - Albert Einstein
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