Broadcasting is switching to LED lighting check with a CPBE at any
station. if your concern for going over the 200 foot tower height and
check CFR 47 part 17.
Mark Holman SBE CRO
IT student
Doug Zastrow wrote:
Hello All,
In return for free tower space our ham club baby
Hello All,
In return for free tower space our ham club baby sitsa
360 ft. guyedtower. Looking for anyone with real-world experience
with Flash Technology FH-324 red/white flash tower obstruction
lighting.
In the 18 month period following new installation all three
red 'beacons' have
Doug,
I hope your Ham club did not accept any responsibility for the operation
or maintenance of the tower lighting, because some of the most severe
fines and penalties are for failure to have the tower properly lighted.
Fines of $10,000 per day have been levied for lighting violations, so
you
] On Behalf Of Doug Zastrow
Sent: Sunday, November 20, 2005
10:42 AM
To:
Repeater-Builder@Yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Flash Technology
Tower Lighting
Hello All,
In return for free tower space our ham club baby
sitsa 360 ft. guyedtower. Looking for anyone with real-world
:42 AMTo:
Repeater-Builder@Yahoogroups.comSubject: [Repeater-Builder] Flash
Technology Tower Lighting
Hello All,
In return for free tower space our ham club baby sitsa
360 ft. guyedtower. Looking for anyone with real-world experience
with Flash Technology FH-324 red/white flash
Of Eric Lemmon
Sent: Sunday, November 20, 2005 11:28 AM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Flash Technology Tower Lighting
Doug,
I hope your Ham club did not accept any responsibility for the operation
or maintenance of the tower lighting, because some of the most
Paul Finch wrote:
I will add a few points here... big snip.
Kevin, sorry for the OT post but felt it was important.
Posts like these are not to be considered OT, as repeaters wouldn't be
on the air without towers
But, thanks for the consideration.
kuggie
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Technology Tower Lighting
Paul Finch wrote:
I will add a few points here... big snip.
Kevin, sorry for the OT post but felt it was important.
Posts like these are not to be considered OT, as repeaters wouldn't be
on the air without towers
But, thanks
Make sure you file comments if that happens and relay your experience
with the poor reliability. I'm sure the FAA would prefer a reliable
system over an OEM one.
Joe M.
Paul Finch wrote:
One other thing, the tower lighting industry (TWR and Flash Tech) are trying
to petition the FAA and FCC
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