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I am trying to find information on build your own tower....

"Design Data for Pipe Masts", Ham Radio, July 1989, pp. 38 ff.
"A One-Man Skyhook", QST, July 1947 pp. 19 ff.
"A Sturdy 55-Ft. Skyhook", QST, October 1947, pp. 28 ff.
"A Low-Cost Tilt-Over Tower", QST, November 1971, pp. 22 ff.
"A 40 Foot Non-Conductive Sky-Hook", 73 Magazine, July 1968, pp. 16 ff.
"Telescoping Antenna Mast", QST, March 1958, pp. 28 ff.
"The Beam Pole", 73 Magazine, date not on torn-out article, pp. 24 ff.
"A Self Supporting Antenna Mast", CQ, November 1962, pp. 44 ff.
"A Foldover Cheapie", 73 Amateur Radio, September 1987, pp. 19 ff.
"New Approach to the Fold-Over Tower", QST, date unknown, p. 36
"A Tilt-Over/Swivel Antenna Mount for Recreation Vehicles",
73 Amateur Radio Today, July 1993, pp. 28 ff.
"A Self-Supporting Antenna Tower", QST, March 1941, pp. 18 ff.
"A Counterweighted Antenna Tower", Radio, November 1941, pp. 44 ff.
"Sixty Cents Per Foot", QST, June 1959, pp. 30 ff.
"Lightweight Utility Mast", QST, July 1960, pp. 30 ff.
"A Telescoping Mast, Mark II", WST, April 1966, pp. 96 ff.

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--Myron A. Calhoun; W0PBV; 2001 Dunbar Road; Manhattan, KS 66502-3907
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cartridge
NRA Life Member & Certified Instructor for Rifle, Pistol, & Home Firearm
Safety
Also Certified Instructor for the Kansas Concealed-Carry Handgun (CCH)
license

Thanks a million I have been looking for an excuse to get back issues of QST
on a disk.

Jimmie