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Terry,
Ever seen the 'ribbon' type banners? When you do, you'll notice they are twisted to form sort of a spiral. Part of the reason is because the 'spiral' sort of averages the ribbon's cross-area over a long span. Do the same with your ladder line, twist it. It'll still flop around a little but nothing like a straight run of it will. How to support it over a 50 foot span? Depending on the size of conductors used, it ought to support it's self. There's no real need for large conductors, either. A #18 hard drawn copper wire will support much more than it's own weight. Shouldn't be a problem unless you hhappen to get some very high winds... 'Doc |
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