[TowerTalk] Telescoping Mast

[K7GCO@aol.com]

In a message dated 20.02.00 20:08:01 Pacific Standard Time, K7LXC@aol.com 
writes:

<< 
 In a message dated 02/20/2000 4:16:50 PM Pacific Standard Time, 
 alwilliams@olywa.net writes:
 
 > I am in the later stages of determining which tower(s) to purchase
 >  and erect--sure would like to see a dialog on servicing towers
 >  i.e. especially replacement parts for the various mfrs.
 
       Annual inspections aside, guyed (i.e. Rohn) or self-supporting (i.e. 
 Trylon) require NO maintenance or replacement parts.
 
 Cheers,   Steve   K7LXC
 Champion Radio Products
 
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Nor does a New Telephone Pole.  It's not an eye sore like the rest with guys, 
installs in an hour and needs no concrete.  When you leave use a chain saw, 
add stump remover and sell it locally for about or more than you paid for it 
with the hardware on top.  I'd look real hard into Prop Pitch Motors as rotor 
problems are always happening it seems.  Call me if you are interested in not 
worrying about all this.  TT has become a Worry Wort Web of an endless array 
of band aids for deficiently designed products that many thought was a good 
buy.  You won't have to worry about Hardy Disks, Harley parts and longer 
masts constantly suggested on TT for under designed rotors.  All those 
problems go away with a PP motor.  I still use the first one I bought for $5, 
no Hardy disk or other band aids.  I also speeded it up and love it.  K7GCO

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