In a message dated 12/1/02 1:12:46 PM Pacific Standard Time,
rmurad@superig.com.br writes:
> >I guyed my tower w/ Phillystran in 1984 (still up & still going
> >strong!). I dug out the Phillystran spec sheet from that project. This
> >was before Phillystran changed the jackets and terminations, so this info
> >is likely applicable to the material you found:
> >
> >
> >Part Number EHS equiv OD Break Strength Jacketed
> >weight/1,000'
> >
> >HPTG 4000 3/16" 0.25" 4,000
> >pounds 21 pounds
> >HPTG 6700 1/4" 0.31" 6,700
> >pounds 34 pounds
> >HPTG 11200 5/16" 0.42" 11,200
> >pounds 55 pounds
> >
> >I have data up to HPTG 58300 (0.92"od) but sounds like your material
might
> >one of the above.
I think the above is the data for the OLD Phillystran (stiff jacket and
potted terminations required). Here's the current data for jacketed diameter:
HPTG 1200 0.17" 4MM
HPTG 2100 0.22" 6MM
HPTG 4000 0.30" 8MM
HPTG 6700 0.37" 9MM
HPTG 11200 0.44" 11MM
Cheers,
Steve K7LXC
TOWER TECH
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