I have no idea how to ground it though.
Antennas mounted in an attic need to be grounded.
Again the clamp you will need will depend on the diameter of your antenna mast.
You will need a peak in your attic that is tall enough for the antenna to fit.
To correctly ground the antenna you must separately ground the mast and the coax shield.
Now it s time to ground your tv antenna s coax cable.
You don t have either of these issues inside a home so there is no need for grounding for indoor or attic antennas and why it s not required.
I want to cut the cord and put a antenna in my attic.
The only concern with attic mounted antennas is the space available to you for mounting.
In the case of an attic installation your tv antenna will be sheltered from the environment so there s no need to ground it.
My house ground rod is not to far from where the antenna will go but the copper will have to go out and down one side of my house.
The coax cable itself can build up a static electric charge and in order to properly dissipate that charge an antenna discharge unit or grounding block can be used.
This is where lightening strikes elsewhere and the magnetic field induces current onto the antenna.
If the top of the antenna touches the walls or roof the performance may be affected slightly.
The kb9vbr 2 meter j pole antenna is 69 inches tall overall.
If your attic is accessible and you don t have a radiant heat barrier or metal roof you can also try installing an outdoor tv antenna within your attic.
I have read many mixed opinions on grounding in the attic so i have decided to ground just to be safe side.
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Remember that grounding a tv antenna that s installed outdoors can minimize the effects of indirect lightning strikes or static electric buildup during storms.
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