Many thanks to all who responded. I have a lot of good ideas to chew on. Have a great weekend Mac Elliott
_____ From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Elliott Mac-FME001 Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2005 1:59 PM To: [email protected] Cc: Maxson Rick-EPRO31 Subject: Antenna Mast Tie Downs - Non Conductive Tensioners Group, We have an antenna mast that is used at 3 m and 10m distances. The tie down spots for each position is not equi-distant at each location, which means that a fixed length tie down rope is not possible. We have to adjust the rope for each spot. The way we are doing it now leaves some play in the ropes and opens the possibility for a wind gust to cause problems. I am looking for a nonconductive tensioner or clamp that I can put at the end of the rope that will allow us to adjust the rope so that it is tight at both positions. Does anybody out there have any ideas or suggestions? The only other options that I have at the moment is to bore new tie down spots or use a metal strap tensioner, which I would rather steer clear of if possible . Thanks in advance. Best Regards, Mac Elliott email: [email protected] phone: 954-723-5480
