If all that is true then why are the neutral and ground wire connected together at both ends. At the equipment used and the main box. My nephew who has a degree in Electrical engineering and installs solar systems was up here and was rewiring my house. We both laughed about the phony ground wire that seems to do nothing but sell wire. In Oregon the power companies have to run a ground between every pole and ground it to the earth. They complain a lot about the waste of wire.
I know a lot you experts have bought the ground wire thing hook line an sinker but stop and think about what it actually does. The older electrical things only had two wires and they ran very good. But if you plugged them in backwards the outside of the metal case became hot. The 3 prong plug made this imposable to do this if the house was wired correctly. PS a neutral wire is not needed on 220 equipment only on 110 because you have to use one hot and a ground to get 110. If you don't believe this then take light hook up one wire to center and the other wire around the outside and push it into the ground, the light will work quite well. This won't work on your car because the battery is the power source and needs to make a complete circuit back to negative post. Walt
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