“Do you have to ground this antenna if mounted outside? If so, any tips?”
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U should ground any antenna. Use a ground rod or ground to existing rod if nearby.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.(yeah - what Breck said) Ground any antenna. + Use a ground rod or ground to existing rod if nearby. [This gives a direct line to ground for any sparkly lightning that is wandering around looking to bond with Mother Earth.]
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You do not need to ground it. Just place it where you want it and run the cable cord from it and into the house. It's so easy to use. In fact, I just zip tied it to a panel outside and connected it to an existing cable cord that already ran into the house and just within minutes I had around 60 channels. No need to pay for cable!
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