[MLB-WIRELESS] There is a massive radio transmitter on my r oof - any chances?

Wed Nov 21 15:20:58 EST 2001

Hiring a cherry picker seems like the safest and easiest option.

If it really is ~20m high then im not sure if you would be allowed to
operate it yourself without a  certificate of competency.

kennards have a couple but the biggest was 14m high.

http://www.kennards.com.au/equipment/a/alist.html

Lucas

                    Tony Langdon                                                                                                                      
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> is it bolted or welded to the roof?  maybe you could *very carefully*
> unbolt the base and half the guy wires, and with a lot of
> assistants, lower
> the tower down, assemble your antenna and tilt it back up, egyptian
> style.....  some of the radio guys may have done this kind of thing
> before... if there's a working bee, i'm there

Hehe, would be one hell of an erection party. ;-)

I'd be a bit wary of the height of the tower, might cause some safety
issues, but one would have to have a look at how it's all put together.

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