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rchrdprss wrote:
Maybe I can get one of those wetbacks to build a 400 ft tower for me! (Sorry, I had to do that) If you do, make sure to throw plenty of trolls into the hole before you pour the concrete for the base. -- Former professional electron wrangler. Michael A. Terrell Central Florida |
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In World War Two,the swiss used to run up a big balloon into the air and
they had their antenna wire attatched to the balloon and homemade wooden reels to wind the balloon's back down when they wasen't useing their shortwave radios for transmitting and receiving.You could rig up something like that. cuhulin |
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Yah.. Or two balloons to keep the wire horizontal at a few hundred feet
elevation. I wonder what the FAA would say about that ![]() LOL RP in central CA |
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Behold, rchrdprss scribed on tube chassis:
Yah.. Or two balloons to keep the wire horizontal at a few hundred feet elevation. I wonder what the FAA would say about that ![]() LOL RP in central CA Hehehe, "Texas Fishin'" for airplanes? -- Gregg "t3h g33k" http://geek.scorpiorising.ca *Ratings are for transistors, tubes have guidelines* |
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