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Hi, I'm trying to cut the cord like so many others. I have an old antenna that was mounted before I purchased the house. It sits above my 2 story house (approx 35' above ground).
It has one single wire coming from it which is most likely the ground strap.
My question is this: where do I connect the coaxial? Assuming I need a balun, is there a wrong place to connect?

Like I said, I'm new to this and it's an older antenna.
I will try to include some photos of my setup.
Thank you for any help

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sorry, I'm unable to include photos due to their size

Yes, you need a balun. One end connects to the coax. The other has two leads that connect to the antenna.

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