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In message , Nick
Webster writes Can anyone give me any pointers on where to buy a pole, or indeed any better ways of mounting the sensors and solar panels? I bought a 10m x 50mm alumininium pole from my friendly local TV aerial installer. He just let me choose the one I thought appropriate and charged me a tenner. Getting it home in my car was another story! -- Chris |
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On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 23:00:18 +0000, Chris wrote:
I bought a 10m x 50mm alumininium pole from my friendly local TV aerial installer. I hope it's well guyed, top and middle with at least 3 lines at each level and fixed at the base. First decent wind will fold it over otherwise. I wouldn't trust a 10M steel scaffold pole to stand up on it's own let alone a the thin walled ali stuff that aerial installers normally use £10 is a very good price though... -- Cheers Dave. pam is missing e-mail |
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In message om, Dave
Liquorice writes On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 23:00:18 +0000, Chris wrote: I bought a 10m x 50mm alumininium pole from my friendly local TV aerial installer. I hope it's well guyed, top and middle with at least 3 lines at each level and fixed at the base. First decent wind will fold it over otherwise. I wouldn't trust a 10M steel scaffold pole to stand up on it's own let alone a the thin walled ali stuff that aerial installers normally use Its a very heavy gauge (more like scaffolding than Ae), the bottom 2m are bolted to an 18" dia Elm stump (I know there will be problems in future years when it eventually rots) but the rest is free-standing. No problems so far, despite gusting to over 60mph in October 2002. Cheers -- Chris |
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