I recently acquired some tower sections, but don't know the manufacturer. I need one more section and am trying to find where to get one. The tower is steel, triangular shape. Tower legs are 1 1/4 in
I don't think the current owner really know what it is. He says it's made by "Roan Tower Co" and it's a "pro 60". (Of course Rohn Towers doesn't have a 'pro 60' model that I can find. He also says it
Steve, That's a Universal Aluminum Tower. With 18" at the base, tapering as you go upward [looks like three tapers]. Universal Tower is manufactured in : 30" 26" 22" 18" 14" 11"[really 10"] and 7". T
It kinda, sorta, looks and sounds like a Heights, but I don't know of any definitive test or characteristic that would prove such. Roger Halstead (K8RI, EN73 & ARRL Life Member) N833R, World's Oldest
Steve-- You are missing the key shot of a joint between sections to be definitive--but there are some clues and some questions. 1) The welding does not look like Rohn--On a Rohn tower you can take a
If there is anyone out there that can identify this tower: 10-foot sections hot dipped galvanized steel each of 3 tubular vertical legs is 1.5 inches in diameter each of tower sides is 18-1/2 inches
Hello all, I was given these two sections yesterday at a hamfest. They are roughly 10' each, and the bottom section seems to have a tilt-over base plate. Anyone know who made it? Thanks and 73's Dave
looks like this http://www.amertower.com/residential_towers.html J. Hector Garcia XE2K / WT6J Mexicali B.C DM22fp P.O.Box 73 El Centro CA 92244-0073 USA http://www.xe2k.net http://www.dxxe.org -- On
The American Steel towers, at least the two bolt versions (and all of the one bolt I've seen) use a round cross base, flattened at the tower legs where the tower in question uses flat, stamped cross
Dave: I helped on a tower job a couple years ago and had a very similar tower to take down. Then even the fellow hams helping me didn't know what kind of tower it was. We never did figuire it out. To
At one time Rohn made such towers. Very long time ago -- There was a comment some time ago on TT about this sort of tower. You may wish to review the archives. 73's Tom, N4NW Tom Gregory, N4NW n4nw@n