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![]() "rickman" wrote in message ... I had no idea tower sections were so expensive. A ladder is looking better all the time. A truck took out a 100 foot tower for a repeater I keep up. Rohn makes 'kits' for various heights of tower. This is a base plate, sections , guy wires and ground rods and wires for them. Maybe a few other things that are needed. Total cost about 3 years ago was around $ 4500 not counting shipping if I remember correctly. I put up a 60 foot one for a lot less than that at my house. Found some used tower that looked very good for $ 35 per 10 foot section. About $ 150 for a rotor plate and thrust bearing and plate. About $ 120 for 500 feet of guy wire. Around $ 200 for 50 bags of sackcreet mix for the base of 3 feet each way. Another $ 200 for 3 pieces of pipe about 3 or 4 inches in diameter and 9 feet long. Used them for the anchors and left about 5 feet out of the ground as I did not want to have to mow under wire going all the way to the ground. And a joint of 1 1/2 inch pipe for a mast. Antennas, coax , rotator, and a few other things to put it up not included. The tower is about 3 feet in the ground and guyed about 30 and 55 feet as per Rohn booklet. Pix of antenna on qrz at my call KU4PT. --- This email is free from viruses and malware because avast! Antivirus protection is active. http://www.avast.com |
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