Wiring advice/help needed (voltage in tank)

[GoFish]

Just had a read through this, Voltage in the aquarium it was at the bottom of the page that Wildechild posted.
Something I found very interesting (as my head almost exploded from technicalities) was the part about bizarre powerhead measurements half way down the page. The plastic housing of his powerhead induces voltage, this has nothing to from what I can tell that there's anything physically or visually wrong with pump or wiring (well maybe internally) but nothing noted. It appears to be the same phenomenon that has been taking place with all my equipment. Sure, I can check the new'ish skimmer for signs of issues, but highly doubt I will find anything visibly wrong, therefore the pump of the skimmer is now leaking voltage by way of "some cause".

Find the answer and I'll call you genius! Or a good Googler

[gregzz4]

Originally Posted by Wildechild_01

For my own curiosity gregzz do you have grounded, 3 prong plug, equipment in your tank?

I have both 2 and 3 prong equipment in the sump

Originally Posted by Wheelman76

This doesn't make sense to me

It's an auto-ranging meter, and reads 119~VAC in the outlets
Like I said, 0.07

[Wildechild_01]

Originally Posted by gregzz4

I have both 2 and 3 prong equipment in the sump


It's an auto-ranging meter, and reads 119~VAC in the outlets
Like I said, 0.07

I can't say 100% but my guess is that something else in your sump is acting as a ground for the tank, and that's awesome.