Eric,
TET (Taniguchi Engineering) used to make roof towers and
HB9CV and Swiss quad antennas. I remember that I used their
Swiss quad on 6 meters in 70s. Their roof towers were quite
popular back then.
Many JA guys use the following product for guying. I am not
sure if it is available in the States.
http://www.glaken.co.jp/enwire.htm
73,
Masa Miura, AJ3M
Bethesda, MD
AJ3M@arrl.net
http://minokobo.com/je2ywy/aj3m/
----- Original Message -----
From: "Eric Rosenberg" <wd3q@erols.com>
To: <towertalk@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2002 9:24 AM
Subject: [Towertalk] Advice on Re-doing My Antennas
>
> I've finally collected everything I need to re-do my small
lot
> (micro-pistol) roof set-up.
>
> I'm replacing my 6 ft. quadpod roof tower with a somewhat
unconventional
> 10 footer (an older, refurbished TET model that has a 4
foot
> base as a quadpod and a 6 foot, 4 sided, 6" face top
section
> that will need to be guyed).
>
> My plan is to put the C3-SS up 4 or so feet over the
thrust bearing.
> I have a F12 rotatable dipole (actually, a C3->C4
expansion
> kit), and want to put that above the C3-SS.
>
> The questions are:
> -what's the recommended material for guying?
> -how high do I put the rotatable dipole over the
> tribander?
> -does the rotatable dipole go perpendicular or parallel to
> the tribander elements?
> -does the rotatable dipole need a balun?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Eric W3DQ
> Washington, DC
>
>
>
>
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