[TowerTalk] I think K7NV should be ashamed of this.

Kurt Andress k7nv at contesting.com
Mon Dec 8 01:43:23 EST 2003


W4BSG wrote:

< I get a "Jittering" pop-up ad on this URL. Is this a common feature of 
"freeyellow" or is it from some other cause? I dont mind < < < someone 
avoiding paying directly for service by imposing ads like this on 
others, but it should at least be done better than this. I < think K7NV 
should be ashamed of this.
< Bill

< Bill Aycock - W4BSG
< Woodville, Alabama

Thanks for the comments Bill. They have helped me make an important 
decision.

I will be removing all that free technical drivel I created from that 
web host. The problems associated with it have driven me nuts for quite 
some time now.

I am not the least bit ashamed by anything I have done, I've spent 
hundreds of hours researching topics and writing pages to be published, 
to make them available to you and others. That happens to only be my 
opinion, but because you chose an opinion topic, instead of a technical 
one, I have license to say that.

I will fix the current problem, and we will not have to burden the 
TowerTalk reflector with such non-productive traffic in the future.

Back to net!


At 03:40 AM 12/7/2003 -0800, you wrote:

    ARRL Antenna book shows how to determine whether a contemplated
    system will or will not overload a tower with a given
    top-of-the-tower wind load area rating. It is my understanding that
    the method described doesn't apply to loads below the top guys in a
    guyed tower system.

    Recommended reading:
    http://yagistress.freeyellow.com/K7NV/Notes/WindLoad.html

73 de Jim Smith    VE7FO


Thanks Jim, for the private e-mail about your frustration with all the crap that the host throws at you, and your appreciation for the content.
You are correct about that stuff in the ARRL Handbook. It does not apply to loads below the top of a guyed tower. 
Please, no more references to my website.


Everyone have a great holiday season.

73, Kurt, K7NV





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