I've been looking at a C19XR/C31XR, TH7/TH11, or possibly a Steppir. All seem to have waiting times of 1-4 months. Does anybody even manufacture the products they claim to make? I've jumped through s
Is there any way to accomplish this? I'm even ok with having to switch control boxes, but really want to interface it with N1MM and DXLab. Thanks! ____________________________________________________
If anybody has one of these at a reasonable price that can be in North Carolina no later than Friday, please contact me off list at this email address. Nobody local has them and it's the only missing
Has anybody found/thought of an ingenious method of properly tensioning guy wires (3/16 EHS) without the tension guages? I've seen the vibration/resonance/harmonic method, but to do it properly requi
Yes, they work very well, and I am ordering one, but I need a way to get the tension close.. temporarily. I have to have this done by Friday afternoon for the contest this weekend and I'm not going t
I've been thinking about this and believe I have a way... there is of course some additional drag with the pulleys, rope stretch won't be that much of an issue. It goes like this.. come-along clamped
I suppose you are right. I had planned to order from Champion and save a few dollars... along with giving business to one of the "small guys". The point of all this questioning is because of my time
Go here: http://www.radiancorp.com/ROHNNET/rohnnet2001/catalog/html/gtowers.html Click on the links for each tower model, then look at the guy details for the height and county wind speed rating you
FWIW: I've been to Lowes, Home Depot, Graybar, Grainger, and a couple of local shops here in NC. They were all between $13 and $14 for a 5/8" x 8' copper ground rod. Go where it's convenient. If you
Has anybody sucessfully attached one of these to a Rohn 25G flat top section? The mounting holes are on a small enough diameter that two of them are partially in the hole through the top plate. I gue
The problem with my top shelf is the hole in the center is so big that part of the mounting bolt holes on the thrust bearing actually show through the large center hole on the shelf. I'm going to be
Hey all! Things all going rather well, we are up to 35 feet so far. other than a few mis-starts, all is good except for one thing... How do you get the gin pole *safely* up to the next level? It seem
First off, let me thank all of you for the responses these past few days about all facets of tower installation as well as a few bits and pieces I've needed to get the job done. Its amazing how respo
I'm in North Carolina... very dense, hard clay (the only time I miss Michigan is when I'm digging!). I own a power auger. Yes, they will twist your arms off. It's "interesting" when they grab a root,
Thought I mentioned this,.. maybe I didn't. I'm on the verge of exhaustion and not thinking real clearly. This installation is on a heavily wooded lot and on a steep slope. There is no way at all for
I haven't seen many recommendations on this. I've googled and searched eham.net to no avail. What is the minimum height above the tower top shelf recommended for an HF beam (KT34A, FWIW). I'm trying
That's getting up there. I believe the tallest is 2,063 feet. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KVLY-TV_mast .. I just wonder, with all the heavy equipment they use to build these things,.. which took mor