| Nathan, don't forget that the tower with no antennas has wind limits so 
don't assume no antenna or very small antenna means no 
design/engineering considerations. If you are not subject to significant 
winds, EVER, then you might get by with no attention to design. 
Here is a way to start to get a handle on your wind speed: 
http://windspeed.atcouncil.org/ 
73,
Patrick NJ5G
On 6/7/2014 7:15 PM, Linux Mercedes wrote:
 
Hi,
I'm pretty new to this tower business; I just moved somehwere where I 
need to put up a 50'-ish tower to get service from my local WISP. 
I have a bunch of Rohn 25G that was given to me. I noticed Rohn sells 
a drive-in base (SDB25G). I live in central Missouri with very clayey 
soil; do you think such a base, with sufficient guying, would be 
alright for me to use? (Alternatively, I may make my own dirt base 
that's longer for more stability.) I don't plan to use the tower for 
much, so I'm not too concerned with maximum wind loading. 
I have other questions about self-standing towers, but I'll ask those 
in a different thread. 
Thanks,
--Nathan
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