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Originally Posted by shoman94
Is there any reason why one couldn't just install a new ground rod near the antenna location? I would think that having that line run into the house would be a mistake.
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Multiple ground rods must still be bonded together per code.
Keeping ground lines outside is not a bad idea, it simply wasn't deemed important to the code writers (NFPA) and therefore is not a requirement. If the National Fire Protection Association didn't think it was important enough to specify otherwise , I'm not going to argue with them, especially when the code
EXPLICITLY permits the practice. See NEC 810.21(G).