Can I use it in Earth Box?
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I use it on everything.. I mix it in with my potting soil when I use a planter.. I have not had any problems with that it seemed to work well.
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I would guess no, but I'm not sure. The only chance you'd have is to lay the box on its back.
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Actually I would drill a bunch of holes in it and make radials for it to be honest. Or yeah just a basic Earth ground. But radials are going to be FAR more effective.
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I would imagine it would still work. The best thing to do is find Earth Calms main website and call them directly. I called them with my questions before ordering and they were very helpful!
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the box is made of paper. So I don't think you can punch a hole on it.In addition, it can't hold big role of wrapper, such as 300ft role.
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It depends... If you're using it for emergency power in your home using a transfer switch the answer is no. While hot and neutral are disconnected, ground is not. Thus, the home electrical box provides a proper ground. If you are using it in a non-transfer switch scenario, then yes, you should consider using an independent earth ground. If you have copper or iron pipes, simply tie the ground of the generator to one of them. They will work fine. If plastic plumbing, then drive a three for four foot galvanized or copper rod into the ground close by and attach to it and you'll be fine. That, or run a ground wire to the frame of your electrical panel if more convenient. It will provide a proper "common" ground. If you're not using it for emergency power in the home, just use GFI protected extension cords. They will reference the electrical ground of the generator. If there is any possibility of making contact with a "hot" wire, the GFI will immediately open and protect from a dangerous shock.
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No, this is for outside garden use. Take a look at Dr. Earth 759. Also here at Amazon
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Install a lug with the screw that holds the wall plate on an outlet. That screw connects to the electrical box which goes to the building wiring ground which SHOULD go to earth ground. There are ways to find out how good the connection to ground is if you are unsure about it.
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I have not used it there, but I guess you can, I am not sure. Hope this helps you.
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Yes, you can. The EHD has to be at least 2 TB and will require it's own power source. http://www.mydish.com/support/ehd-overview
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I don't think so no. You have to remember that is 2 feet 6 inches by almost 4feet. The box is perfect fit for the picture with no extra room. But you would probably do better to have it shipped to your destination overseas, instead of carrying it with you. I hope this helps.
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You will need a power converter to be able to use it. Check here at Amazon.com, they will probably have it.
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I don't see why not. You may need extra poles, but the principle would be the same. The power box has holes in the back to hang it from a fence or other stationary object. You don't have to use the stake. I only used about half of the included wire, but then again, my fence is near the ground and around a 12 sq ft area.
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The ones I bought were new earth boxes, so I really can't answer the question relative to Old Earth boxes. Sorry.
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Sure it can.We lined the box with landscape cloth then added sand, soil, peat moss, and vermiculite. You may need to add compost next year, but the soil will always be good. You may want to consider a yearly soil test also. Important thing is to have fun with your garden-using a raised bed/square foot-type of approach is a great way to do it. Best wishes for fun gardening season.
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Check requirements for Earth here: http://www.google.com/earth/download/ge/agree.html
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The box does not have any insulation and depending on the thickness you may be able to put some but it would have to be very thin!