Kurt Andress wrote:
> > No. The best idea is to not install these stacked monstrosities which can
> > be nightmares to service.
> >
> > Install a taller tower, put a single large beam at the top which can be
> > turned by a rotator in the conventional spot, and sidemount your other
> > antennas.
> A good way to avoid having to figure out how to solve the problem!
Thanks!
> I think more towers that are taller with more rotors would also be better!
Hey, great idea -
> Everyone gets to decide which configuration is best for their situation.
>
> Just like your solution, a properly designed and installed stack is just one
> of
> many options.
And, IMO, a poor choice in many cases; when cost, ease of service, flexibility,
and effectiveness are considered.
Sorry to go off on the tangent though - of course, if one MUST have a christmas
tree, lowering the rotator is a must. I've seen first hand what can happen (bent
Rohn 25 top section) with top shelf rotator mounting.
73, Steve K8LX
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