Larry:
On my US tower 89 footer, I have a homebrew 210 lb 2el 80/40m Yagi and
an F-12 high band yagi.
My tower goes up and down about 5 times a week since I park the tower
down unless I'm QRV.
The motor drive doesn't seem to notice a thing.
de steve ve6wz. http://www.qsl.net/ve6wz/index.html
> Does anyone have information on the limits/designed use levels of UST
> raising fixtures?? I would prefer getting this info from
> UST but its
> proven to be impossible.
> I would specifically like input on the TX-455 and its fixture
>
> They are designed to raise the tower weight----that I
> know/assume. Everyone installs rotors,cables and masts before
> they raise the tower.
> This adds 40 to 100+ pounds [particularly with 22 ft HD masts] right
> out near the end. I have not heard of failures doing this.
> .
> Is it within the fixtures capabilities to also safely raise a mounted
> antenna?? If so how heavy----30,40 or 70 lbs??? What is
> the general
> practice levels that has proven ok?? I would appreciate any input on
> specific experience. larry w6od
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