[TowerTalk] XM240 Mast Clamp

GALE STEWARD k3nd at yahoo.com
Mon Feb 6 13:11:10 PST 2012


I've done the same as K3MM and used the Hygain cast clamp. I haven't had any issues with it slipping, around or down.

73, Stew K3ND






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 From: "k3mm at verizon.net" <k3mm at verizon.net>
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From: k3mm at verizon.net
Date: Feb 6, 2012 9:51:27 AM
Subject: Re: [TowerTalk] XM240 Mast Clamp
To: cxl24 at case.edu


I use a HyGain cast aluminum mast clamp for my 402CD++ (unpinned). That's bolted onto a 2" Chromolly mast. It's been up for 15+ years without a truss wire and never a problem. I have no idea if they still make them the same way, but probably...

Ty K3MM



On 02/06/12, Charles Lind<cxl24 at case.edu> wrote:

I have a Cushcraft XM240 at 90 feet which, despite double lock nutting and
Locktight, rotates on its own several degrees in high winds. The first
time it did this the beam descended about a foot on the mast. Cushcraft
has no advice. Does anyone know of a boom to mast clamp assembly that is
more secure than the original??? Tnx for any advice.
73, Chuck, N8CL
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