It's vital that your existing electrical system be properly bonded and grounded before you attempt to bond and ground an antenna system to it. Here is a slide presentation that briefly covers the basics of grounding and bonding of electrical service and load side equipment.
https://www.nachi.org/documents/GroundingandBonding.pps
Here's a summary of antenna system bonding and grounding based on the NEC article 810. The assumption is that the existing electrical system is bonded and grounded correctly.
http://ecmweb.com/code-basics/articl...sion-equipment
(I'm probably well past 'beating this to death'... Cheers)
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