I'm going to be getting an HD antenna. I have no issues hooking it up, connecting it to a grounding block, etc.. The issue I'm wondering about is where I should ground the antenna itself to. I have 2 options with pics to show what they look like. First one is the incoming water pipe. Right now the verizon phone box is grounded to it. This is the closest to where the antenna will be installed so I'm assuming this is where I should ground it. I'm putting the antenna on a j-pole that currently has a Dish Network satellite dish connected to it which was already here when I moved into the house. I never used it myself. I dont see proper grounding on the satellite dish and is leads nowhere but where the coax connections are at. This will all be removed with just the j-pole staying in place. I will be replacing all coax instead of reusing old ones. The one thing I dont like about the pipe ground is the fact that whoever painted the house painted the darn ground. I also dont know if the copper pipe is all copper coming from the ground. [ATTACH]27873[/ATTACH] The next option is the main ground where verizon fios and my main electric meter is connected/grounded to. This is further away from where the antenna will go. Its beyond a door about 4 and half feet away from the water pipe so the ground wire if it were to go here would be a longer run. I have no idea how deep this small rod goes into the ground as it goes under concrete, but since the electric meter runs to it, it has to be a decent amount. Its not very big at all as you can see. [ATTACH]27874[/ATTACH] So my question is which would be the best route to go? Connect the antenna ground to the pipe or to the main ground and why? I'm guessing the main ground and not the pipe since I dont know if the pipe is all copper or not under ground and isnt pvc to copper. Any help is appreciated.

I recently acquired an LG 42pc5dc plasma display. The unit had been diagnosed by a local repair shop, and according to their documents, the problem was that the unit didn't have a picture, but did power up and have sound. The diagnosis of the display was that the drive modules were bad, and they quoted approx $430 to repair. The client declined having the unit repaired. This was how I obtained the unit. With that being said, I purchased the following modules and installed them: YDRVTP MOD XRRBT MOD ZSUS MOD After replacing these modules, the same problem still persists. With that being said, I do have a degree in electronics tech, but do not have the necessary bench equip / service manuals to properly troubleshoot this. Is there possibly a module that I missed, so there is still an open in the circuit? Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks.