Lightning rods attract electrical energy because they are placed high up above a building. If lightning strikes, the rod will absorb the electric energy saving the house from being struck.
Most plastic does not conduct electricity well and will not work as well as a metal lightning rod.
No
No. Since lightning often strikes tall objects first the lightning rod on the first floor would not allow the current to be safely sent to the ground.
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To minimize risk of injury, here are some things you can do. Do NOT - I repeat, do NOT - use a phone with a cord or work/play outside during a lightning storm. Turn off unnecessary lights, as there is always risk of being electrocuted. Use any cordless appliances available, like cell phones and battery powered radios. don't go into pools outside. lightning is atracted to water
no.
lightning will strike the highest point above ground
Yes. i.e. lightning rods
They wouldn't work as lightning rods any more, so you'd lose all the benefit from them. It'd be like not having them at all.
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work in = work out
What engine is in the integra? Is it a B18? Is so the aswer is no unfortunately for you. b18 rods will work in a d16 block and crank. the rods of the same length as d series rods but you will have to notch the bottom of the sleave and have to use a bushing to make the b18 ls rod to work on a d series piston. So the answer is yes
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