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Rubber conducts rather well if it has a high carbon content. Try putting a multimeter across a rubber tyre and measure the resistance.

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Clockmeister
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All it shows is that Rod is wrong, again.

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Clockmeister

The laptop case was completely irrelevant once the thread had diverged to discuss lightning and wood.

The laptop case was completely irrelevant once the thread had diverged to discuss lightning and wood.

Wrong again, that came later than what is quoted above.

Wrong again, it wasnt wet.

Wrong again, there was no water.

Wrong, as always.

Lying, again. Read the quoting you keep flagrantly dishonestly deleting and I keep restoring.

Lying, again. Read the quoting you keep flagrantly dishonestly deleting and I keep restoring.

Lying, again.

You flagrant dishonesty fools absolutely no one at all.

Again, the laptop case was completely irrelevant once the thread had diverged to discuss lightning and wood.

Again, the laptop case was completely irrelevant once the thread had diverged to discuss lightning and wood.

Couldnt bullshit and lie its way out of a wet paper bag...

Lying, again.

Lying, again. There clearly is in the quoting you keep flagrantly dishonestly deleting from the quoting and I keep restoring.

Lying, again.

Lying, again. And that was a separate sub thread anyway.

Lying, again. There clearly is in the quoting you keep flagrantly dishonestly deleting from the quoting and I keep restoring.

Lying, again. There clearly is in the quoting you keep flagrantly dishonestly deleting from the quoting and I keep restoring. Nothing to do with any laptop, everything to do with lightning.

Lying, as always. YOU made the stupid pig ignorant claim that dry wood is always an insulator, never a conductor.

Lying, as always. YOU made the stupid pig ignorant claim that dry wood is always an insulator, never a conductor.

Lying, as always.

Again, the laptop case was completely irrelevant once the thread had diverged to discuss lightning and wood.

Wrong, as always. And that was a separate sub thread anyway.

Reread the quoting that you keep flagrantly dishonestly deleting and I keep reposting.

Lying, as always.

Because you keep denying it, cretin.

And you clearly lied, as proven by the quoting that you keep flagrantly dishonestly deleting and I keep restoring.

Wrong as always. Wood still conducts when there is no water, fuckwit.

Just like any insulator does when the voltage is high enough.

Nothing to do with any laptop or any grounding.

As should be obvious to even someone as stupid as you by the quoting that you keep flagrantly dishonestly deleting and I keep restoring.

Not a shred of evidence that you are actually capable of thought.

Or even being able to bullshit or lie your way out of a wet paper bag either.

Wrong again, I didnt even commment Geelong at all.

Lying, again. I didnt even comment on either statement.

THE STATEMENT is wrong, fuckwit.

You just sound like a fool.

No need, you have always been just plain wrong and a pathological liar to boot.

Lying, as always.

Reply to
Rod Speed

RG8 is fine, I ran quite a bit more than 50KV thru that fine.

Reply to
Rod Speed

I bought about 20 metres of RG8 on a cable drum from the recycle shop for $5....then gave it to a mate for free, it amazing what eventually would come in handy.

Was the braid earthed at that voltage?

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Mark Harriss

Rod Speed committed to the eternal aether...:

ffs, no wonder people think you're a bot with those brainless repetitive interjections.

Reply to
Damien McBain

Some drunken fuckwit claiming to be Damien McBain wrote just the puerile shit thats always pouring from the back of it.

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Rod Speed

Better to get rid of the jacket and the braid at the higher voltages.

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Rod Speed

Hence the term 'breadboard' for a quick knock-up of a design.

Takes me back to the good old days when a stray finger could encounter 300V of plate voltage instead of a pissy 5V.

Reply to
Colin ®

Do you really think wooden spark plug leads on a car would conduct?

Reply to
Clockmeister

Yes, if you used lightning for your spark coil.....dickhead.

Reply to
Mark Harriss

Those figures for wood translate to 416 MegOhms, you can buy specialty resistors close to that value.

Reply to
Mark Harriss

50KV is about half what moden electonic ignition systems put out, dickhead.
Reply to
Clockmeister

Yep, you can also measure the resistance of those resistors. Have fun measuring the resistance of wood using the same method though.

Reply to
Clockmeister

You know, I proved conclusively beyond all doubt you can push a current through dry wood complete with figures and all you can do is try and change the subject....possibly to something you're slightly more knowledgable about.

What is this utter crap about wood spark plug leads??

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Mark Harriss

Ok so you are saying car systems put out about 100KV?? air has a breakdown of around 20KV per inch of airgap.

So you are trying to tell me your car ignition has 12.5cm sparks flying out the end of a plug lead??.

That should be pretty spectacular....

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Mark Harriss

They're out there, think racing engines. 50KV and higher is not unusual.

You're trying to ignite a mixture of air and fuel, not just jump an air gap. You need a healthy fat spark for that.

Nope, small gap, fat spark.

Especially when you get bitten.

Reply to
Clockmeister

Not quite right. Lightning is usually completely random. The force and time levsl involved do not permit a "cool" appraisal of "the least resistance".

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, nospam

So are you suggesting that lightning rods do not work?

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The Real Andy

thread.

conductor.

and

That comment will be a lightning rod for further comment.....

Ken

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Ken Taylor

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