Theres a local opportunity to get a TX-489 at a good deal. This tower looks nice, but the specs seem pretty optimistic to me. Do we have any first hand owner experience in the group? Has anyone had o
Author: K6OK via TowerTalk <towertalk@contesting.com>
Date: Sat, 5 Dec 2015 13:42:23 -0800
The US Tower engineering report, while correct when published, isn't right today and it's not right for your location. * TIA-222-F is an out of date standard. TIA-222-G, which replaced TIA-222-F, use
I live near Wilson, but in another county in NC, where they wont even consider a permit based upon the condition that a tower would be retracted during a storm. My solution to the problem was to moun
Author: K6OK via TowerTalk <towertalk@contesting.com>
Date: Sat, 5 Dec 2015 20:32:50 -0800
TIA-222-G is silent on crankups. If any city or county won't accept a retracted crankup as meeting code they are within their rights to do so because there's no law, regulation or code to point to th
No municipality can "refuse to consider" an amateur radio antenna proposal. Nor can they incorrectly apply commercial statutes to your "auxiliary personal use" application. If they have added reasona
Its true. But often the threat of the dialog is enough to have people who refuse to even consider to consider a reasonable proposal. Ed even though that is legally correct sometimes unfortunately you
even though that is legally correct sometimes unfortunately you have to engage a lawyer to force the issue Larry KA5TXL Sent from Windows Mail No municipality can "refuse to consider" an amateur radi