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As with most MRR clubs, we're updating and improving our systems. One of the things being considered is an isolation transformer between the 120VAC line and the main hookup for the MRR. We are located in an area where lightning strikes are not common, but are possible. Since lightning charges can travel through the earth as well as the atmosphere, it seems like a good idea to get the MRR isolated as much as possible from any outside spurious strikes. Would appreciate any thoughts on the matter.
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