I won't argue with the specs or bang for the buck, but I don't understand
the statement about Trylon and "8 ft. pipe". Maybe they've changed
something, but my Trylon did not have any "pipe" -- just 8 8-foot
sections, along with the 3 leg base (stubs) that go in the concrete.
My T600-64' is 64' tall -- or at least 62', accounting for overlap
where the sections join.
If I had it to do over again, I would be giving both Trylon an ANW
a serious look...
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Dave NØRQ
www.qsl.net/n0rq/ (includes a Tower Project of how my Trylon went up)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Alan NV8A (ex. AB2OS)" <nv8a@att.net>
I've compared the specs. and prices of Trylon and AN Wireless towers (at
least the light-duty ones for each brand) and found the prices to be
similar for similar heights and wind loading. But when I consider that
1. The advertised height of the Trylon includes the 8ft. pipe (supplied),
whereas the advertised height of the AN Wireless one is the height of the
tower itself.
...
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