Posted by dr sportster on December 02, 2013 at 14:27:34 from (67.85.146.226):
In Reply to: My Wife's idea. posted by Jiles on December 02, 2013 at 11:55:29:
If you had a system already you could add a weathervane into it. Meaning you already have lightning protection and put a new lead up to the wvane. . If not it is probably best to not ground it at all as it will no more attract lightning than a tv antenna.Normally it is not a woorry about grounding one at all.Lightning protection is a whole separate dept of electrical work and the license might by federal not state. I think you just have to pay money not take a test . But anyway I'm going with no grounding.You can also research number of lightning strikes in your area as they are recorded.
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