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![]() If I run a wire out the window to a tree near the house, do I also need to run a ground wire to the ground outside? Does an outside wire perform better if it's grounded or is it a safety precaution (or both)? Thank you, Jim I would suggest getting a heavy duty lightning arrestor for your antenna and also a " Quick release" antenna mechanism in case of lightning storms; and possibly install a lightning rod in the tree itself.. Lightning is a very bad thing to have happen to your house; I believe even a near miss will fry all electronics in the house.. |
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