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Oh it will be guided also mounted up against 9' with @3' in ground of 4x4 or 6x6. So maybe go lower sections up and stay with 1.25" top.

Yup someone else may own it down the road or next county lol Was up in KY and on a ridge were you got 50-70mph winds were in town they got 25-35mph winds. But I was up 1060 plus ft above sea level too here only about 35' above sea level. And in KY only up 10' 6" fence rail and got Europe ect...

Think 1" EMT would be ok at top vs changing out the 1.25" adding 1.375" then back to 1.25"?

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In 16ga galvanized steel pipe and in 2.5" think theirs a 2.375" used for fence posts. Then insert a 1.375 between 1.5" and 1.25" pipe

So should I attach the antenna directly to the pole or isolate it?

What about fence post 17ga 2.375 should fit a 2.25" post inside theirs 10'6" their and 1.375 and place 1.25" inside it and a guilde clamp for guide wires in middle. Their @18-19' more

To 43' teescoping mast adding to make it 55' or 65'? And oh yes guided from prob 30'-36' to feed point at 55' or 65'. Be prob 3 way and 6 places guiding it at on each of the 3 sides.

So 55' would be max to put it up at feed point for dx and 36' for local at feed point?

So how would it be at those heights with an antenna like IMAX 2000 at 36' and 55'?

What about 10' of 1" EMT or rigid and 1/2" EMT or rigid with 1" FG outside it to isolate it from the imax 2000 mounting plate? Or fit 1/2" EMT or Rigid into center of FG?

Hmmm maybe 43 add 12' plus a 1 foot or so inside other. Half what I had said think will work being fiberglass? Make it 55' max, think maybe too high. Or not stable from how you sound lol, but am going to put it to 55' at ( base )feed point. The material I am going to use is fiberglass inside...

How do verticals 1/4 1/2 5/8 .64 3/4 7/8 at these height between 25Mhz and 28Mhz act? As well as horizontally? And how would it be local vs dx for this and the above you posted?

vertically at these heights So far looks like 55' is pretty ideal Horizontally at these heights So far looks like higher the better.

im thinking of adding some extra pole onto my telescopic mast bring it from 43' to 65'. I was going to add fiberglass 1" into the 1.25" top of the telescopic mast and a foot down into it and add 24' to bring me to @65' at base( feed point ) of my antenna. And add 2 or 3 guide lines one at the...

is their any real benifts if put an IMAX 2000 or even a dipole up at 36' vs 45' vs 55 or 65'?

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Kinda, going to use some 10ga I have laying around think I can manage 88' each side max. but cannot be in a straight line has to do have to do 90 degree L shape for both horizontal and inverted V. Just was wondering if anyone ever did this and how it was and what effect it had on direction of...

Give me some time and I will basically think of two legs right and left right one is horizontal north to south the other side( leg ) is now east to west but going down in a 45 degree angle, another antenna is same as above but both legs are inverted but one is north and south the other east to...

Wonder what an imax 2000 would look like at 36' 45' 55' 65' and 72' at coax connection point at base?