[MLB-WIRELESS] Pivoting Mast Problem

bchild at wireless.org.au bchild at wireless.org.au
Mon Mar 24 14:56:42 EST 2003


HI Jason,

You say you have a 12mtr mast, is this mast 1 whole section or is it
multiple sections??

If it's multiple like u mentioned in a previous email mark out your 3 mtr
sections and then stand the base up, guy the bottom 3 mtrs, work out how
long ur guys need 2 be at roughly 12mtr and place guys on at the 6,9 &
12mtr marks raise the mast up and the guy the sections from the bottom up.

It would perhaps make things a little clearer if I knew what the mast
consisted of? ie is 1 whole piece is piece inside of another piece & so
on, or is just a couple of lengths all the same diameter joining together.

Regards Glen
(Nodes AAC,FTA)

> Mounting a 12 metre mast which pivots on a 2.6m veranda.
>
> The problem is getting the thing in the air. I could start weight
> training for each time I wanted to get my mast in the air but trying to
> think of an alternative solution.
>
> http://members.optushome.com.au/jxuereb/problem.gif
>
> Thats the current problem and room for any solution. There is another
> floor abouve the base of the mast which could give more leverage with a
> pulley or a wheel with a winch at the bottom or some really strong
> people pulling it into place.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.




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