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Good morning, all... When connecting a copper ground wire to a copper-plated ground rod, is there a compound of some kind that should be used to inhibit corrosion? I have asked the man behind the counter at the local electrical supply store (where I got the ground rods) and he says it's not necessary, but I have seen references to it here and there on the net including in this NG. I thought about maybe using some of that Butternut conductive grease that we use on our antennas. Thanks... |
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