Part of a recent thread referred to wanting the ability to change a guyed
tower's height at some date after initial construction. While a noble goal to
plan ahead, I wonder what kind of added stress occurs in the guy rod if at rest
it is not pointing to the approximate center of the tower? Is it something to
worry about?
73 Mike N2MG
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