You might want to take a look at Laird Technologies part number SMK http://www.tessco.com/products/displayProductInfo.do?sku=15293&eventPage=1
I have used them with punch lock clamps http://www.punch-lok.com/ to pole mount antennnas. Side Note: I have an AutoCAD drawing of a home brew version if there is a person handy with a welder Martin --- In [email protected], AJ <aj.grant...@...> wrote: > > Looking at side mounting a fiberglass repeater antenna on a wooden utility > pole. Previously had railroad microwave dishes at the very top (about 55' > AGL) which has since been decommissioned. Our permit allows up to 35' AGL to > the base of the antenna. We've been going back and forth with one of the > local hams that happens to be an engineer with regard to building a side > mount from Unistrut channel with roughly a 36" offset from the face of the > pole. > > My question would be what exactly is the minimum spacing for side mounting > off of a wooden utility pole? Coverage does not necessarily need to be > omnidirectional as there is a fairly large ridge to the east of the site and > the targeted coverage area is to the north and west. > > The photo that got me thinking about this was from the 147.03 repeater move > site documentation - > > http://www.qsl.net/ac7el/RepeaterMove/Antennas.jpg > > It appears this antenna is maybe 4" offset from the side of the pole. > > 73, > AJ, K6LOR >
