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i did not use cement i used the 4x4 to pack the crap out of the bottom of the hole the holes were drilled with a tractor and were over 4' deep

sorry to hear that my hf rig in in the house and i have 7/8 feed line running 200 feet to the cell building under ground look up my call sign n8obu on link to qrz.com their are more notes and photos there 73

very good grounding ,

are capped now

i pre drilled the pipe holes threw the 4x4s and used extra long 4x4 and drilled the holes extra deep and just adjusted the post to keep them level by sliding a pipe threw the holes and using a level when i was done i was able to easily slide the pipes threw the holes this keeps them lined up and...

the 180 foot tower has been up for 20 years when i installed it i did a large ground array all coaxes are bonded at the antenna and again when they enter the cell building and poly phaser's on all feed lines too, power in under ground in steel conduit the total for lightning damage is less than...

well the system has been in use for a while now i have had NO issues with the way i mounted the panels i see 10.06k of power for a while each day i had a little shading from the rows i should have spaced them one foot farther apart the back row is a foot taller than the front roll i am happy...

filter guy has it right i was able to run 3 pair of 14 gauge with less than3% loss vs 1 gauge for 240ac saving about 800.00

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no cement used its over rated.

i have 7 towers up the tallest is 180 foot,most 45 ,look me up on qrz .com n8obu i love my loops on 80 and 160 meters no noises from the solar so far

only 240 i got three pallets of new old stock 66 total for less than 30 cents a watt sold 22 off , i have two spares

will be capping the ends have to cut them off today ,i saved the plastic thread protectors to reuse them they are capped in the last photo but to long still

i came up with a cheap way to ground mount my 42 panels this worked for me! i ended up with a 62 degree angle and pre drilled all the poles used 4x4x8 in the front and 4x4x12 in the rear took three days with my wife and one other friend helping , you mount the middle bottom panel first and...

thank for the help HRTKD i started drilling the holes last night 12 down 12 to go

my handicap don't let me use the information i tried to do that earlier today. thanks

i am building a small system in mid michigan 42 panels total my plan is two rows 21 panels a row 4x4x8's in the ground 4 foot front row and 4x4x12's for the rear legs 60 degrees tilt facing south i have the two rows marked 12' apart its there a good was to figure out if i am going to have any...