Back in the day...when I was NC9F I used the same type of mast. I had a 14'
length that had a 20' boom 2m beam, stacked CC424Bs, and a pair of 1296 loopers
side by side. The mast came out of the tower about 10 feet. On the other
tower I ran a 24' boom 6m antenna, a K1FO 17' 220 beam and a satellite cross
boom setup with an elevation rotor. The mast was about 6 feet out of the tower.
They worked great, I still have them in (sigh) storage. The tower with 2, 432
and 1296 bent in a great wind in. The mast stood up to it. If Pat and I give
up the cliff dwelling existence some time, these masts will be back in the
game. 73, Tim K0PG
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> I have a mast that you guys are looking for. It is light weight and will
> hold up a lot of antennas.
> The mast is t 6061 alum. 1/4" wall. it measures at 1 15/16 outside and 1
> 1/2 inside . It is sq 80 and is 20' long. this has held up my antennas for 10
> years on the hf tower :
> Th7dx
> A3WS
> D40
> on the vhf tower:
> 617b 6 meters
> 17b2 2 meters
> 25 element k1fo 432
> 25 elements 220
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> I don't know about shipping this but it would have to be by truck or come
> and get it. I have some in stock and can get more if needed.
> I am selling this at 145.00 per stick...20' long..plus shipping..
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> WB4UNA since 1970
> Carlus M. Randy Chavis
> 247 Goff Court
> West Columbia
> SC 29172
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> BANDS : SSB,CW
> 10-160,6,2,432,220
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