I have a metal pole near (about 4 feet from) the corner of my house. I can't tell how deep this thing goes but I cant see any type of footing where the pole goes into the ground and I have hit this thing a time of 2 with the tractor and it didn't even budge so I am guessing it is buried pretty deep into the gound.
That being said, would the pole itself provide a proper ground for an antenna?
Or is using a copper grouding rod still adviseable?
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I have a metal pole near (about 4 feet from) the corner of my house. I can't tell how deep this thing goes but I cant see any type of footing where the pole goes into the ground and I have hit this thing a time of 2 with the tractor and it didn't even budge so I am guessing it is buried pretty deep into the gound.
That being said, would the pole itself provide a proper ground for an antenna?
Or is using a copper grouding rod still adviseable?
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