All Aluminum LivinLite VRV and Lightening Storm

[hobbicam]

So, what to do?

LivinLite all aluminum VRV would be a great conductor.. so does it make sense to carry a big copper wire and a 6-8ft grounding rod and ground the VRV?

I assume it really doesn't matter if a lightening hit and I am in the VRV, but I want to give it the best chance, if any, to survive... another night camping..:)

Also, with the floors being exposed, not may places to stay indoor and feel comfortable in there.

Anyone can suggest several options?

Thanks all,

[hobbicam]

Thanks Colliehauler, a guess if grounding rod was needed, it would be more common by now...:)

Thanks..

[colliehauler]

It's the same as a metal car, the metal shell conducts the charge to the ground through the tires. Tires are a conductor of electricity not a insulator. Look up Faraday cage.