[TowerTalk] bracketed 55g
Jim Rhodes
rhodes@evertek.net
Sat, 18 Nov 2000 14:39:31 -0600
The Rohn web page has a table at:
http://www.rohnnet.com/CommPro/Towers/Bracketed/Bracketed.htm
That should give you an idea. A 90 foot tower with the top bracket at 66 ft
has a 90mph rating of 16 square feet with the top bracket 24 ft down. A 50
foot tower with the top bracket 14 feet down has a 90mph rating of 39.4 ft.
Since Yellow Medicine Co. is in an 85mph zone that should give you an idea.
Sounds pretty good
>Hi
>I am starting to collect the parts for next years tower
>project, I am going to replace my 30 foot 25g which is
>bracketed to the house at 13 and 24 feet. The tower
>currently has a pair of 33' long 2 mter yagis on a
>fiberglass crossboom. I would like to go to 40 feet with the
>55g with the same bracket heights and 4 of the 2 meter yagis
>on an h frame, total windload is going to be around 14 sq.
>feet. Can 55g handle that windload with the top bracket 16
>feet down from the top of the tower? Antennas will be
>mounted as close to the tower top as the elevation rotor
>will allow.
>Thanks
>Mark
Jim Rhodes K0XU
rhodes@evertek.net
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