If I were offered a fee site I think I would do my best to comply with what the site owner wants. Taking the wheels off the cabinet shouldn't be real difficult. Put it up on 2x4 wood blocks and take the wheels off. then remove the 2x4s one by one to lower it to the floor. I don't think you'll find any specs regarding wheels on cabinets. It is a reasonable request, as the last thing a site owner wants is to have cabinets pushed aside and cables ripped off the top of the cabinet. This has happened at some paging sites I have worked at, including equipment I had to fix.
What band is your repeater on? UHF duplexers are easily put in a cabinet, 2 meter duplexers can be a problem. I had to find a deep and tall cabinet to put my 2 meter repeater and duplexer in, so it is possible. The best way to be a good site tenant and not attract attention is to look at the other equipment installations at the site and make yours as good or better. Be careful of using flimsy ham grade antennas. These can be a real nuisance to other tower crews working on the tower. 73, Joe, K1ike georgiaskywarn wrote: > If someone has this manual...could you look under - "9.6 Equipment > Anchoring" and see if the cabinet must be physically on the ground, or > if I can use a "turnbuckle", two or four...to make it "bolted" to the > floor.
