Electrodes and Electrode Lines
The electrode line from Adelanto Static Inverter Station is carried for 84.5 kilometres on the shield wire positions of the pylons. South of Coyote Lake at 34°57′36″N 116°41′49″W / 34.96°N 116.69694°W / 34.96; -116.69694 (Coyote Lake Electrode Line Branch) the electrode line branches on steel tube poles northward and ends at 35°1′17″N 116°41′43″W / 35.02139°N 116.69528°W / 35.02139; -116.69528 (Coyote Lake Electrode). The electrode line from Delta Static Inverter Station is carried for 44 kilometres on the shield wire positions of the pylons. At 39°18′57″N 112°54′20″W / 39.31583°N 112.90556°W / 39.31583; -112.90556 (Delta Electrode Line Branch) the electrode line branches westward to the grounding electrode situated at 39°18′58″N 112°55′18″W / 39.31611°N 112.92167°W / 39.31611; -112.92167 (Delta Electrode). Both electrode lines consist of two 908 mm2 Falcon conductors, mounted on ANSI Class 52-5 porcelain insulators. Each electrode consists of 60 deep walls with depth of 87 metres in Delta and 60 metres in Coyote Lake covering an area of approximately 0.65 km2.
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