Re: Which material has high enough ohmage to resist lightning?
- From: "Radium" <glucegen1@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 29 Aug 2006 17:51:47 -0700
chuck wrote:
Radium wrote:
Hi:
Is there any material that has enough electrical-resistance to block
off high-voltage such as that of lightning? Lightning is around a
million volts.
Another question. Which material has the strongest electrical
resistance of all?
Thanks,
Radium
I would think a vacuum would do it.
Doesn't a vacuum has very *low* resistance? Or are you referring to the
stuff around the vacuum? What is the insulation covering the vacuum
made of?
Sometimes it's better to "go with the
flow" and "re-route" the lightning,
rather than attempt to block it.
Yes.
Consider surrounding the device to be
protected with a grounded conductor and
forget about insulators.
True.
Chuck
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