Can anyone recommend an antenna supplies company to purchase pole/mast 20 foot plus, brackets, clamps and guy wires to attach to brick wall and mount antenna's on.
Or would I just be best to get a company in to rig it all up and supply kit.
Also looking for earth spike install.
Antenna hanging off the kit would be long wire, discone, and weather instuments etc.
Southn Brisbane area
Thanks in advance
Ian
Antenna supplies
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Re: Antenna supplies
I just found this company on the net. Seems to have all that I am looking for.
http://www.hillsantenna.com.au/en/Produ ... cat?cat=11
Ian
http://www.hillsantenna.com.au/en/Produ ... cat?cat=11
Ian
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Re: Antenna supplies
Or there is this one - Top Line Aerials (bit slow to load).Ianml wrote:I just found this company on the net. Seems to have all that I am looking for.
http://www.hillsantenna.com.au/en/Produ ... cat?cat=11
Ian
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Re: Antenna supplies
I used to buy all my second hand telescopic masts from TV antenna installers but back when people were downgrading from huge systems to smaller Digital Ready arrays (always a good starting point IMHO), hardware places like Bunnings also usually have all the brackets you need as well... metal merchants (like Blue Scope/Metal Land) also sell suitable pipes if you tell them the intended purpose the staff can help you select something appropriate (don't for the love of all things radio use steam pipe)
You'll need a sparky for the grounding spike if it's for any mains application, if purely to ground out your antenna systems then electrical suppliers would have the 2m grounding rods.
I'll look forward to seeing pictures of your finalised set up especially the HF side of things...
You'll need a sparky for the grounding spike if it's for any mains application, if purely to ground out your antenna systems then electrical suppliers would have the 2m grounding rods.
I'll look forward to seeing pictures of your finalised set up especially the HF side of things...
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Re: Antenna supplies
Thanksfor the info guys.
Ian
Ian