I have a small playhouse that I'm running some electric to. In order: 1. Power source 2. Standard power outlet 3. Switch 4. Light 1 5. Light 2 I would like for the power outlet to remain powered even if the switch is turned off. Light 1 and 2 should only be on if the switch is on. Can I just wire these in a straight sequence and it will work as expected? If I must then I can reverse 2 and 3 to make the switch control all three. Thanks!

I've just installed a communications tower at the house. My next step is to bond it to the electrical service grounding electrode. There is a ground rod connected to the meter pan with #4 solid copper, all outdoors. My plan is to run 1.5" x .032 copper strip from one of the tower legs to the #4, in a shallow bury. Its about a 60' run. The tower already has a couple of 8' rods, and I will use a bronze clamp to secure the copper strip to the steel tower leg. The connection to the #4 is not quite as easy. I picked up a copper compatible brazing rod and will attempt to braze the strip to the wire. It will be underground a few inches when completed. I've done tons of soldering, and never brazed a joint in my life. Before I melt stuff down :alarm:, is there a better way; maybe a connector out there that will attach a strap to a wire?