Did you ground this? If so, how? Thank you.
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Yes I did. I have cable from antenna going directly to a splitter in my house that is grounded from my electrical service. A an electrician for 18 years it is a good practice to do. It doesn't transmit voltage like cable from the street does but I would recommend it. It an also clear up unwanted interference. Still using with almost 50 crystal clear channels. Hope this helps.
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If you mount the antenna outside, yes, you will need to ground it. Look up grounding kits. If you mount it inside an attic, like I did, no grounding necessary.
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No, we just pushed into the ground since its location is blocked by the wind. We have used cement the legs of some arbors in windy areas and place that have little traffic going through them.
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lol...that is supposed to say I also ground up and used dried garlic NOT I ground up used garlic! Too funny...I was typing too fast!
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I grounded it using a three foot rod of rebar from home depot. Pounded the rod into the ground and attached it to the generator using medium gauge wire. Stripped the ends of the wire which I attached to the generator at a bolt on the frame and to the rod using a small hose clamp.
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When you attach the light to whatever you are attaching it to that acts as your ground. So you just need a positive run to the light. You can ground the adapter to the light as well I would think
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Hmm, that's a new one on me - is one of them a chassis ground? I would just figure out which the ground and neutral were and tie them together...
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I'm not sure then I could just ground it to the bed rail but I would assume that you had to
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I think yo have to connect the extra wire. Red one according to the pic. But not sure if it has to be live or ground
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I did, and had no problems with the wire, actually I bought a heavier wire as the lighter wire broke and tangled easier than the heavy guage. A steel alloy rod, purchased from Home Hardware, used for grounding house wiring, did the trick. Make sure its in damp ground, where you install the grounding rod, I would run the hose around my ground rod now and again, just to make sure.
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You don't need to ground it if you are planning on using it indoors. However, it should be grounded if used outside.
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Yes. That's what i did. I cemented the base into the ground. When i need to use the clothesline, i remove the red cap and insert the clothesline into the base. Easy.
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Hi Sean, that definitely sounds strange. Mine did not come with grounds all over it. You might want to call them and see if they have a reasonable explanation, and/or exchange it.
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I would not recommend doing so. Removing the grounding prong can result in an electrical hazard.
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The Charger I received did have the grounding prong on the cord. I understand your reluctance, with four (4) strikes.
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Answer here...O yeh have done that and have it laying ontop of ground in several areas.
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Thank you Dustin for your response. You have saved me a lot of potential head- and heart- aches. Best Regards, Roger.