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rickman wrote in :
Yeah, no doubt. I put up an antenna tower once on a job. It was just a TV antenna some 15 or so feet above the house, but that tower was pretty solid. It could be climbed without any trouble... once it was guyed. But I do recall it was an expensive tower compared to the usual pole sticking up from the chimney. I just thought it worth mentioning that I'd not think of applying my method in the other post in this case. Too much wind resistance in a TV antenna, not to mention critical directional stability... Got to use a rigid mount as you did for that. |
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