So with probe installed I stuck my hand in the tank to feed today and got that tingle again in a small cut. This has me a little confused!
Remember a ground probe is a path to ground just as your finger is. In that parallel circuit, voltage will be the same in your finger and the probe. Again, don't worry about it. All the voltage is going to ground when your finger or a meter probe is not in the water.My analog multimeter finally arrived, i'm getting a reading between 30-40v with or without the grounding probe plugged in. 0 amps though again with or without the grounding probe installed.
If you put ten probes in the water along with your ten fingers the same voltage will show up on your meter. Voltage is the same in all parts of a parallel circuit. There is no current to think about with stray voltage.
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