[TowerTalk] tower resonances

Bill Aycock baycock at hughes.net
Fri Feb 13 12:30:43 EST 2009


John-
I was first licensed (as an Amateur) in 1952, but have not been active for 
the whole time. However, I am familiar with experimental procedures in 
another field. These discussions fascinate me, and, as with you, make me 
hesitate to undertake a setup as complex as these.

However, I would ask you to not give up on your dreams, because what you 
described is FAR less complex than the nest of interactions they have set 
up. They are dealing with interactions of at least four towers similar to 
yours. You have a far simpler problem.

Don't give up!  There are experts like these guys on here (Towertalk) who 
LOVE to help people like you. (and Me). Describe what you have and what you 
want to do, and ASK.

Bill-W4BSG

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "John King" <k5pgw at yahoo.com>
To: <towertalk at contesting.com>
Sent: Friday, February 13, 2009 10:41 AM
Subject: [TowerTalk] tower resonances


>
> I have been reading, at first, then deleting subsequent posts, regarding 
> tower resonances. I have a 130 foot plus grounded tower with guys broken 
> up by insulators, with NO antennas on top. I WAS going to feed it on 160 
> meters, but have now decided to take it down and give it to a friend 
> because after reading how complicated a tower can be, I think it is a job 
> for an E. E. with specialty in towers, trees, air, clouds and dirt!!
>
> My mere First Class Radiotelephone License, now a General Radiotelephone 
> License, obviously doesn't qualify me to work with naked towers in Amateur 
> Service. I am very disappointed that I will not be able to use my tower 
> because of my ignorance and lack of experience after being licensed for 
> over 50 years as an AMATEUR. Best Wishes to those who are competent to 
> resonate a tower in amateur service. John, K5PGW
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