--- In Homebrew_PCBs@yahoogroups.com, "crankorgan" <john@k...> wrote: > Dave, > When a building is struck by lightning, long runs of wires in > the building like Alarms and Computer networks, receive an induced > high voltage. Some circuits use a spark gap. The gap can be a simple > gap to ground or a solid state device. The old devices looked like > tubes. My guess is the are spark gaps....then again they could be > test points. > John I'd go for the spark gaps. there are pleanty of individual posts lableled TP3 and such. but it seems a strike would wipe out the whole board, even with some drain. Dave
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Re: makeing party hat traces
2003-09-10 by Dave Mucha