Re: grounding by pipe (was ... true ground?)

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From: Mark Robert Smith
Date: Sat, 12 Aug 1989 20:43

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By the Way, can anyone reccommend a good source for a book explaining
the nuts and bolts of power transmission (esp. in the US)?  I'd like
to read up on this stuff, just for curiosity.

I'm looking for info on the whole system, from generation to the wall
outlet.  

Thanks.

Mark
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From: msmith@topaz.rutgers.edu (Mark Robert Smith)
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Subject: Re: grounding by pipe (was ... true ground?)
Keywords: ground, pipe, electrocution
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Date: 12 Aug 89 20:43:30 GMT
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