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Antenna Towers for Radio Amateur

Author ARRL Inc.
Publisher ARRL, the national association for Amateur Radio
Category Technology & Engineering
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Author(s)ARRL Inc.
ISBN / ASIN0872590941
ISBN-139780872590946
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Sales Rank962,055
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸

Description

A Guide to Design, Installation and Construction
With years of experience as a professional tower climber, Don Daso, K4ZA, leads you through designing and building your own antenna tower. You'll learn the skills, tools, climbing techniques, and safety measures necessary to improve your antenna system.
Antenna Towers for Radio Amateurs will guide you through the installation process in its entirety, from selecting a tower, digging the base, pouring concrete, and installing the tower, antenna and accessories. Included are tips for working with rope and pulleys, guy wires and associated hardware. You ll also learn proper procedures for taking down existing towers, conducting inspections and performing maintenance. Whether you aspire to climb and work on an antenna tower yourself, or hire a professional, this is your guide to success!
Contents:
Introduction
Basic Tower Types
In the Air: The Realities of Climbing
Tower Bases and Guy Anchors
The Tower Itself
Installing Tower Accessories

Working with Cranes and Lifts

Getting Antennas Up in the Air
Coaxial Cables and Connections
Inspections and Maintenance

Putting It All Together
Insurance
Working with Professionals
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