Re: [TowerTalk] Glen Martin Roof Tower...

[Dennis Watkins <andromeda@seanet.com>]

I have had the 8-9 foot tower up on the roof for
about 10 years.  No sign of falling apart or
corrosion.  I live next to salt water and wouldn't
hesitate to get another Glen Martin product..
My tower is self supporting.  The ability of the
roof to withstand the stress is the issue more than
the tower...
Dennis

Robert Shauger wrote:

> I have been thinking about installing a 8-9 foot high roof tower for a hf
> yagi.  It seems to be the also viable solution without having antenna
> overhang across the property line.
>
> The Glen Martin roof towers windloading capability certainly seems
> impressive enough.  Are they self supporting or must they be guyed?  Their
> catalog seems to be a bit vague on that point.  Also, how much mast can be
> above the thrust bearing and reasonably maintain the rated windloading
> capability?
>
> Perhaps this information is addressed in the assembly instructions.  Is
> there someone that has recently installed a Glen Martin Roof Tower who can
> share their knowledge and experience?
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> 73, Rob...
>
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