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In Reply to: Re: Satellite Grounding posted by Taco on August 4, 2001 at 19:55:55:
The grounding rod you see is Galvanized, and req. by NEC code. Copper will ROT. (it also tooooo soft to drive 8feet into the ground)
I suggest driving a rod (see prev. post) by the dish and run #6 wire 6" below ground around to the Service Ground and use a pipe or teardrop clamps at both ends. Not to a water pipe. Remember Insurance companies are in the business of not paying claims!
Good Luck
Mitch
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