Hello Eric, Sorry I wrote the incorrect model. It's the PD220-2. The side mount part number you gave me is not what I am looking for. What I need is the top insulated support mount. I can't find it unless I am missing it somewhere. Telewave sells a similar product which I guess I can substitute it if I can find a RFS equivalent.
Here is the link for the Telewave ANTM432 http://www.telewave.com/pdf/TWDS-7046.pdf --- In [email protected], "Eric Lemmon" <wb6...@...> wrote: > > Len, > > I'm not sure what a "PD220-N" antenna is, since the PD220 antennas listed in > my Celwave catalog have a digit after the hyphen. Anyway, the side mount > kit for a PD220 antenna is the PD503. It is adjustable to mount the antenna > between 6" and 7' away from the tower. The PD556 is a shorter version that > is limited to an offset of 3'. Both of these kits mount on tower legs up to > 2.375" diameter. There are other kits for larger leg diameters, up to six > inches. > > -----Original Message----- > From: [email protected] > [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of n2len > Sent: Saturday, April 25, 2009 1:48 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [Repeater-Builder] RFS PD220-N Question Regarding Mounting Clamps > > > > Maybe someone can give me a specific part number to order. I just purchased > a RFS PD220-N to be mounted on a Rohn 45 at the 170 foot level. (190 total > to the top) > I will be replacing this antenna with a Brand New Comtelco BSLL150-XL3 which > has performed horribly. What a BIG MISTAKE! > Here is my question: We currently have a lower base dual side arm bracket > mount that slides in and out from the tower with a small vertical pole for > the bottom brackets for the base of the antenna. What are the correct upper > insulated side mounts to protect the antenna from swaying in the wind? > RFS PART NUMBER? > How many are actually needed? > Are they ordered by length or are they adjustable like the lower base arm? > We can top mount the antenna, however I dont want the antenna to crack from > the winter wind and severe ice in the NYS mountains. > > Also, There are 2 towers the same height at this site. Literally right next > to each other. Should it make a dirrerence in polarization if the top of the > antenna clears the top of the tower? > > Should we make the tip clear or not? > > Input needed.... > > Warm Regards, > Len N2LEN >
