This time around the Spiderbeam HD antenna and mast made it two years before succumbing to the winds of a thunderstorm. Here are the pictures.
BEFORE
AFTER
Zoomed view
It’s clear that the Kevlar guy lines, each rated for 750 lbs breaking strength, did not give way. The aluminum mast crumpled under the force anyway…
Nice web site. What mast were you using? Who made it?
Looking to purchase the Spider Beam and trying to figure out what method and mast setup I would use on a small lot such as yours. You decided to not replace the mast for a better one to with stand weather conditions for the spider beam. Why?
Why not go with their telescoping masts?
Any input on some dos and don’t, or maybe suggestions and tips on what mast setup you would go with if you were to use next time?
Thanks, and would appreciate Kate any input.
N2RRA
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Do you ever run into any web browser compatibility issues?
A handful of my blog visitors have complained about my site not operating correctly in Explorer but looks great in Safari.
Do you have any tips to help fix this issue?