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You need the good ground at the base of the antenna/mast.
Adding "grounds" to switches, etc, are generally a waste of time. Being grounded, does not mean being safe. In many strikes, it's the grounded stuff that takes the most damage. I would ground the supporting mast with a good ground rod, etc, and use normal lightning suppression methods to protect the gear in the house. IE: suppressors, etc.. Check out polyphaser, etc.. MK |
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