Yep, we do the radios at the bottom on these. Part of what prompted the
post is that the trees grew this spring and we need to the the antenna
higher. And then we have those few that we need to get 360* coverage
from, so we need to get above the dome.
Marlon K. Schafer wrote:
One way to hand
For at least one of them the dome is 15' or more high.
I may be able to find a picture to post Wednesday.
Justin Wilson wrote:
Most silos like scott is dealing with have no ladder going to the
very top. Imagine a domed water tower with no ladder to the top of the
dome. They never were design
Poulon Pro 20 inch chainsaws are on sale at Northern; around $100.
Mike
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From: wireless-boun...@wispa.org [mailto:wireless-boun...@wispa.org] On
Behalf Of Scott Reed
Sent: Saturday, July 17, 2010 11:11 AM
To: WISPA General List
Subject: Re: [WISPA] Mounting on silos
Yep, we do
I've got the server in production now. Everything is a bit overkill (except the
CPU, but it's ok). 1.6GHz Atom (dual core, HT off), 2GB of RAM and dual 16GB
high speed CF cards (RAID-1 in a 2.5" SATA enclosure).
The UM interface is still not instantaneous, but it is improved. When it hits
the C
Curious, what PtMP platform are you using to replace Trango?
-Paul
On Jul 15, 2010, at 12:52 PM, Steven McGehee wrote:
> Apologies if this is the wrong outlet to send this to, but would anyone be
> interested in purchasing used Trango Fox M5580 (5.8Ghz) and/or Trango 5300
> (5.3Ghz) subscriber
we have discussed hiring a helicopter to fly upside down at 40' AGL.
Mike wrote:
Poulon Pro 20 inch chainsaws are on sale at Northern; around $100.
Mike
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I am always on the lookout for derelict Rohn 25 sections. I buy them and
stack them behind my barn. I recently bought this steel thing with a hinged
base that telescopes to 45 feet or so. I would think if you augered a hole
in the ground, planted a Rohn 25, you could stabilize it against the lad
East central Indiana, I70 at the IN-OH state line.
That may be the best way. Should be lots of old TV tower that we could
get for taking it down. Stand it up beside the silo and bolt it to the
side. Should be able to get 2 sections (20') above the concrete, so
should clear the dome.
Mike
We are a ways apart. I am in central Iowa. I have had the best luck
augering or digging a hole and setting the end in the hole to keep it from
kicking out. You don't have to go very deep. Pour gravel around it to keep
water from sitting on the steel.
I pay $20.00 per stick and take it down
Just drive through any subdivision built before the 80's and you'll see LOTS
of old American Tower style TV tower just ripe for the picking. No need to
buy, they will usually let you have it just for taking it down. I've seen
on Craig's List where they advertise CHARGING 75 bucks to take it down.
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