URGENT PLEASE HELP ! Shock everytime I put my hand in the tank

[mtlreeffreak]

Originally Posted by gregzz4

Hmm ... it worked the first time
Just do a websearch at your favourite tool/hardware store for a multimeter - I prefer digital ones for this use

this good?

http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/brows....jsp?locale=en

[gregzz4]

Originally Posted by mtlreeffreak

this good?

Yup, that'll do well. And you can use it all around the house and your vehicle

[gregzz4]

OH, if you have kids, just leave the probe plugged in

[mtlreeffreak]

Originally Posted by gregzz4

Yup, that'll do well. And you can use it all around the house and your vehicle

thanks for the help!

[gregzz4]

You're welcome
Now go do some reading

[mtlreeffreak]

Originally Posted by gregzz4

You're welcome
Now go do some reading

on it

[makana]

I have been shocked on two seperate ocasions and both where from induced voltage from the lights. Once when the floor in front of the tank was damp because I had just wiped up some spilt water and once while I was cleaning up spilt water and didn't even have my hand in the tank. The water on the ground and the induced voltage somehow made a circuit out of me and a metal filing cabinet. If you have ballast driven lights then induced voltage is something to consider.

[mtlreeffreak]

Originally Posted by makana

I have been shocked on two seperate ocasions and both where from induced voltage from the lights. Once when the floor in front of the tank was damp because I had just wiped up some spilt water and once while I was cleaning up spilt water and didn't even have my hand in the tank. The water on the ground and the induced voltage somehow made a circuit out of me and a metal filing cabinet. If you have ballast driven lights then induced voltage is something to consider.

i have maxpect razr leds