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"Richard" wrote in message ... I've no real experience of putting up antennas on the chimney of a house. Obviously, I must not overload the chimney breast. I'm thinking about putting up the following: ______ Discone / | \ __ / || \ A | __ ___|x___ 5 ele.2m yagi | B | | __ |x| 5 ele. marine yagi | | C | | | __ |x| 5 ele. FM yagi. | | D | | __ | / \ Rotator /__\ | | ______ | | | Chimney | | | | | This is too ambitious, I realise that now. I think one 4 or 5 element FM or 2m yagi is about what would be acceptable. And the antenna not far above the rotator. |
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Obviously, I must not overload the chimney breast.
Chimneys have surprisingly little structural strength. I'd have more faith in a vent pipe mount. At least the pipe will bend, instead of cracking. |
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