In article , "Kb2sin"
wrote:

Im looking for mounting ideas for the top section of a rohn 45G to be used
solely on a roof ontop of a home. any idea on how I can mount this
monstrosity with out guy wires?

Ed's question about beefing-up your roof is a good one!

Assuming it won't be overloaded, why not get one of the Radio Shack tripod
mounts for each leg?

However you do it, it appears some roofing expertise is needed to prevent
leaks. Perhaps a commercial roofer would have some better ideas about
mounting your 45G.

73, Fred, K4DII

On Sat, 11 Jun 2005 13:53:31 -0400, (Fred McKenzie)
wrote:

However you do it, it appears some roofing expertise is needed to prevent
leaks. Perhaps a commercial roofer would have some better ideas about
mounting your 45G.

You can call the professional roofer BEFORE you install, or the first
time it rains AFTER you install.

You decide which costs less. ;-)

Happy trails,
Gary (net.yogi.bear)
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