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> If temporary guys rigged with big grips, properly used, can add some margin,
> then I think it's probably worth the extra time.
>
> 73, Pete N4ZR
> Loud is good
Once the the tower base and guy anchors are poured and set, it's an easy
matter to calculate the length of each guy wire and cut them to proper length.
As the tower goes up the guy wires are brought along and used as temps.
until they are set at their permanent points.
It slows things down a bit but if temporary guying makes you feel
better,
do it and you will be better able to concentrate on your work.
73
Dave Hough, KC7DM
Las Vegas
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