[TowerTalk] Bulkhead Source

[Alan C. Zack]

I was worried about that too when I moved from CA to the new QTH here
in NV.  Then the cable guy came to install a cable hook up in my home
office/ham shack for my ISP connection.  He just drilled a hole thru
my stucco wall to my inside wall just above the baseboard on the
floor.  So I had him drill a couple of more holes for me for my
RG-213.  My plan B was to run one coax a few feet inside along the
baseboard to my garage then use a remote ant switch box in the garage
to switch between antennas.  If were building a home I would place a
electrical panel box in the designated ham shack's room with a
dedicated AC main (110 and 220) and RF connections to coax to the
outside.
My problem now is trying to get 90 MPH wind calcs for my tower plans.
GL and 73

WarrenWolff at aol.com wrote:
> 
> Greetings!!
> 
> I am a year off from building my new home at Lake Havasu City.  I expect to
> have a 70 foot crank up and a 55 foot crank up.  In designing the layout, I
> have come to the "bulkhead" for feedlines and control cables from the shack to
> the outside.
> 
> Am I stuck with designing my own or is there a source for reasonably priced
> bulkheads?  I am sure I could do my own, but my new wife is going to demand
> high professionalism.
> 
> Warren
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