tbot wrote:No...if you remove the switch and wiring out of his diagram all together...the wiring for the lights is still grounded! He points out that circle as being a ground, so therefore even w/o the switch there, there's still a ground.
HELLO
the ground is NOT grounded when the switch is off...
Of course if he removed the switch and then grounded the ground, YEA he'd have power. But the fact is the switch interrupts the ground for THE INVERTER, as you can clearly see in his diagram..well, in my mind anyways...
YES he should have drawn the 2 ground wires going together first THEN going the the ground, but jeezus, we know how it works, and thats not his problem, AND has nothing to do with his question, so blame him for his poor artwork... I UNDERSTAND IT
