I don't think I saw them even near a real broadcast tower, just these wannabe cellular sites. Then again I was paying more attention to a MASTR-III at the time.
The music score sounded like it was done by the guy that did 'Pirates of the Caribian' or 'Survivor' and didn't really go with the action deplicted. Wearing a hard hat while climbing a tower doesn't make much sense, just one more thing to get in the way. However it is usefull when you are the support crew on the ground. I like to tie a 12" cresent wrench to the bottom of my ropes to keep the wind from catching them too bad. I also like to put my antennas up in the wind and rain for the simple reason that I know they will stay up. $14 an hour is dirt cheap, At that rate I should hire them to do my tower work. But really they are part of a crew and you have to consider if they get paid $1200 a job, that is split 6 ways and covers the crane rental. On 7/22/08, David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > So I watched the show did you? > I tower dogs earned more money than they said they do. > I loved the view from the top of the towers. > > So what did all of you think about the show > > > see ya > > 73's > N1IB > David Schornak >