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OK, per the thread on "Question on grounding rods", I'm supposed to use 8-foot grounding rods rather than twice as many 4-foot rods. I can see that. But, we're built on a ledge, one big wide rock that stretches from the seacoast to the Vermont state line (that's why they call New Hampshire the "Granite State"). I can get three feet depth at best before running into solid rock. An electrician friend of mine says I can drive the ground rod in at a 45-degree angle, but that would still run an 8-foot ground rod to a depth of more than 5.5 feet below the surface. Can't be done. So, what do I do next? |
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