Bill
Since when did Rohn/Radian get into the OIL BUSINESS - Per Rohn 45g spec the
guy levels for 100' are 31', 61 and 94' at 110mpg.
mp"G" ?!?
All kidding aside, if you want to go 100 feet and the limit is 100, look
closely at what you are doing. Is your bottom section IN the concrete ? If
so subtract that from your total number of sections.
Whoa ! You're not going into the crete but using a pier pin instead ?
Well, look again. Your top section is only 9 feet. So you're at 99 feet with
the TOWER ! You put mast into the tower but it is not tower. It's Mast. So
when the building inspector comes to inspect your TOWER, have nothing on it.
Have nothing in your rotator. It's 99 feet !
Personally, I'd go 400 feet and thumb my nose at them. After all, it's a ham
radio station. Isn't that good for sumthin ?
And I'd go with the recommended guying levels for the 100 footer. If you
only go 90 feet, I'd use the 100 foot specs and put the top set of guys at
80 feet
RoGrrr
KC8HZ
Date: Mon, 20 Aug 2007 23:31:43 -0500
From: "bill rubin" <brubin2010@gmail.com>
Subject: [TowerTalk] guy levels ?
Well my plans to go 100' are scrapped to the county restrictions. But I can
go 90' with rohn 45.
Per Rohn 45g spec the guy levels for 100' are 31', 61 and 94' at 110mpg.
The spec for 90' only requires two guy levels (59' and 84'), but I now have
all the parts to support 3 guy levels. Just to confirm 3 would still be
better than 2 levels, correct ? Also were would I put the levels at ? Any
official or engineering specs on this ?
73's Bill
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