Lightning Protection
Do aluminum-walled motor homes provide any more protection from lightning than a house does? Does it provide less? I know that being in a car is supposed to be safe when lightning comes because the ...
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LadyRVer wrote:
I was told to put my stablilizers on wood or lynx levelers so the stabilizers are not in direct contact with the ground. A motorhome recently burned up in a campground and it was mentioned the lightning hit the levelers. They were directly on the ground.
Wont make any difference at all. As was stated before, lightening jumps for miles so jumping across or through a piece plywood would be no challenge for it. In fact, having a clean path may prevent some damage.
