Since you're looking at AN Wireless I am assuming that you want a self
supporting tower. Have you looked at Rohn SSV or PiRod/Valmont towers?
John
To: towertalk@contesting.com
Subject: [TowerTalk] Source of STRONG tower?
From: "Donna Hinshaw" <ag6v@whidbey.com>
Date: Sun, 30 Oct 2016 10:33:14 -0700
Hi all - Seems that I live in a beautiful but dangerous (according to
engineers who approve towers) place. My County adheres to the Rev. G of
TIA standards. I want to put up a Class I tower (typical ham use) but am in
a Category D QTH. So... what is the source of all those towers we see on
mountain tops? Which obviously withstand high winds? FYI - the AN
Wireless HHD series is not sufficient for my QTH for more than about 5 sq
ft of windload at a measy 50 feet. Not that it is a bad tower, just high
winds are POSSIBLE here.
Any pointers to sources will be appreciated.
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Donna Hinshaw
AG6V
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