Re: [TowerTalk] Which tower?

[Don Havlicek <n8de@thepoint.net>]

Alan,
Investigate the Universal Aluminum towers.
I believe you will find they have a very heavy duty tower in the height 
and windload you mention.
Over a long period, the maintainence will be minimal, and they are very 
easy to climb.  [have 4 of them here, though only two up right now]
Don
N8DE

Alan Beagley wrote:
> Looking to put up a 40' to 50' unguyed tower in an area where one has to 
> allow for 80mph winds (Ottowa county, W. Michigan). I probably will not 
> put up a lot of antennas at first -- just an HF beam (perhaps a 3el. or 
> 4el. SteppIR) with a 2m/440 vertical above it -- but I'd like to keep my 
> options open.
>
> The makes of tower I've investigated are US Tower, Trylon, and AN Tower. 
> Which is the most reliable? Which is the best value for money, taking 
> into account the shipping charges as well? -- e.g., Trylon's US 
> distributor has a fixed shipping charge no matter what size tower and 
> where in the US it's going.
>
> -=-
> Alan AB2OS
>
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