Re: [TowerTalk] Inverted-L and crankup tower

[Don Havlicek <n8de@thepoint.net>]

Cannot understand why you can't run the far end of the antenna towards 
the tree ... using a halyard through a pulley attached to the tree, with 
a weight on the end of the halyard and the 'junction' where the vertical 
part of the antenna ALSO running through a pulley [insulated, of 
course]... as the tower is lowered, the weight could/would keep the 
antenna quite taught to the tower.
Don
N8DE

dan bookwalter wrote:
> Anyone have any real slick ideas on maintaining a
> taught vertical section of an Inverted-L attached to
> my crank up tower??? since the end of the horiz
> section most likely will be going to the ground and
> not a tree, since the closest usable tree is a few
> hundred feet away i cant put a weight on that end to
> take up the slack....
>
> Dan N8DCJ
>
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