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Antenna mast grounding question
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November 29th 03, 10:35 AM
Mark Keith
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(K9SQG) wrote in message ...
That is not a wise idea. If your mast takes a direct hit, or if there is one
nearby, there is a possibility that some of the energy will go into the house
via that ground rod. Antenna grounds should always be isolated from
housewiring grounds.
If all grounds are at the same potential, no current can flow between them.
Not to mention the NEC requires it in the U.S. MK
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