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Spam Collector wrote in
: I was considering the possible situation that a strike would have hit my neighbor's house, as it is higher than mine, but since the well-grounded tower was there it would take the hit instead, but still damage their TV, etc. due to the induced currents in the area, and they might blame me for their losses (since the strike hit my tower) even though the tower might have saved them from a direct hit. From the responses it looks like I'm probably over-concerned. It could. IMHO, the neighbours would have a hard time proving that you were liable, but don't get legal advice from me, ask a lawyer... and he will give you two answers. Yes, you are probably over-concerned. Worry about personal safety first, and that is pretty much people on your own property. Owen |
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