[VHFcontesting] Clarification: HD Chimney Bracket

[Ev Tupis]

I should have said the following, too...
The chimney is cinder block and of modern construction.  I may decide to do one of two things...
... Directly mount a 4' mesh dish and a couple uhf yagis -or-
... Attach a tower to the chimney, and put the antennas on the tower

I'm simply wondering what the Heaviest Duty commercial mount may be so that I can research it's capability a bit more ... rather than blindly moving forward.

Likewise, I'm unsure how these chimney designs are anchored to the house frame.  They may not be a good choice for lateral stress...any insight there, too?

Regards,
Ev

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From: "Ev Tupis" <w2ev at yahoo.com>
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Subject: [VHF] HD Chimney Bracket


> I have a modern (13-year old) masonary chimney that has been asking to be 
> dressed up a little.  Does anyone have a recommendation as to the 
> "Heaviest Duty" antenna chimney mount that is available for retail 
> purchase?  I'd like to mount a 4' mesh dish, and a couple 30' yagi's (222 
> and 432 MHz).
>
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