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[TCML] Grounding

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Subject: [TCML] Grounding
From: stephen costanza <baywatch106@xxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 23 Oct 2010 21:53:07 -0400
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Hell, Is it possible to dround my 12/60 tesla coil using a body of water such as a quarry. I was thinking about using bot leads on a long extension cord which would be attached to a copper pipe which then the pipe could be placed in the water . The other end would go to my dround for my coil.  My reason is that I would like to shoe my coil to my dive club and I don't want to go pounding in ground rods, and there are no other pipes or drain pipes to hook to. 		 	   		  _______________________________________________
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