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Mag Mount lesson
Michael Coslo wrote:
tom wrote: Michael Coslo wrote: Maybe some people can take something away from my unfortunate experience. snip - 73 de Mike N3LI - I have had a couple negative experiences with single magnets, and one with a 6 meter halo on a triple magnet. I would say the triple or quad with a hamstick is practically impossible to knock off, however. At least at any speed less than 30 over the interstate limit including normal wind gusts. Or so I've heard. It is perhaps that "normal" business that is where the problem lies. This road (speciifically, it is route 22 over Cresson mountain near Altoona PA, is notorious for high and gusty winds. They have wind warning signs, and even a tower mounted sensor that will trip electronic signs. Trailers have flipped over in that area. Who knows what exact wind hit me. - 73 de Mike N3LI - I have a triple magnet and hamstick that has survived 70MPH and 50MPH wind gusts with no problem. We get a lot of wind out here and it has handled it all for the last 3 years. Erich, N6FD DM15 |
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