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Old 08-17-2014, 09:30 PM
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Originally Posted by bird72 View Post
You figured that out? I mean, not wondering about your intelligence, I never heard that trick and it is clever. In low moisture areas do you have to drink a lot and pee on the ground rod?
But seriously, yes, it works, especially on cars with clear coats ( plastic) which builds up a static charge and attracts dust.. the car has no ground, ( in this case BF Goodrich insulators) the rod and wire help...
Adding Nitrogen to the ground may help.. (urea) as moisture can take away static..

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