My 10' satellite dish is 250' from the receiver. A recent lightning strike blew out the receiver and who knows what else because we won't know until the receiver gets back repaired.
To ground this entire system is a ground rod and #10 AWG copper connected at the dish site then with 10 AWG copper back to the main service ground, a grounding bar with the coax cable fastened, then #6 AWG copper to the main service ground enough?
The dish was installed about 8 years ago and no problems 'til now but this site has shown me the installer left out something rather important and now expensive to do right.
To ground this entire system is a ground rod and #10 AWG copper connected at the dish site then with 10 AWG copper back to the main service ground, a grounding bar with the coax cable fastened, then #6 AWG copper to the main service ground enough?
The dish was installed about 8 years ago and no problems 'til now but this site has shown me the installer left out something rather important and now expensive to do right.