> Jim Lux wrote:
> Marty Woll (N6VI) made a bunch of brackets that do this, as well (for all I
> know, the same basic design). It's basically a hinge with a removable pin.
> Here are some pictures of the widget in use at the JPL/CalTech Field day
> All the FD pictures (look down a ways)
> http://www.luxfamily.com/events/fd2004/ (search for "hinge detail")
>
> http://www.luxfamily.com/events/fd2004/images/P6250057.JPG is the full res
> image
>
> http://www.luxfamily.com/events/fd2004/images/P6250057x.JPG (should be a
> smaller version)
Just looked at the sites.
Doesn't that beam flap in high winds ... such as the intense
gusts we are experiencing here in west central Florida as I
type this?
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Thanks! & 73, doc kd4e
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