Terry:
One thing you might want to consider with your telescoping mast is
replacing the cotter pins that come with it to pin the extended sections. I
used a telescoping mast to hold up a small ATV array and didn't believe the
flimsy pins would support the dead load as well as resist the shear force of
the downward-pulling guy wires.
I drilled out the holes for the cotter pins to accept 3/16 inch galvanized
bolt hardware. I used two bolts per joint but that might have been overkill.
In any case the mast and antennas were up on my garage roof, guyed to the roof,
for years before we rebuilt the garage and I had to take down the array.
FWIW.
73 de
Gene Smar AD3F
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> I want to know recomended size of guy wire and guy points for a 45'
> telescoping
> pole I acquired. I am wanting to put a 1' x 1' pannel ontop of it.
>
> also looking for good place to purchase guy wire from.
>
> thanks terry
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