.... make for a 16-Ft Radio Antenna. 
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Checkout Mr. Longarm ProLock 23' at Home Depot [ here ].
I can send you an 'extra' plastic rectangle thingy (like the one you have) and you can drill out the 5/8" hole so it will slide down on Mr. Longarm. I just epoxied mine to the rod... But Duct tape would be more excellent and you certainly will get more Red-Green points. 🙂
BTW: I have a picture of Red Green and I hanging out together in the lodge from 20 years ago. I had hair and even my mustache was black!
Mark Silver, post: 443381, member: 1087 wrote: Checkout Mr. Longarm ProLock 23' at Home Depot [ here ].
I can send you an 'extra' plastic rectangle thingy (like the one you have) and you can drill out the 5/8" hole so it will slide down on Mr. Longarm. I just epoxied mine to the rod... But Duct tape would be more excellent and you certainly will get more Red-Green points. 🙂
BTW: I have a picture of Red Green and I hanging out together in the lodge from 20 years ago. I had hair and even my mustache was black!
I though that YOU WERE Red Green!
😉
Here is a basestation...completely ridiculous, but I'm actually jealous.
Has anybody figured out how to utilize the coarse threads of paint poles, to 5/8"x11?
Or, is this the duct tape point? 🙂 😉
[USER=291]@Nate The Surveyor[/USER]
Not directly but I've an old top section of a prism pole that came to grief.
It fits snugly over the top section of a painters pole that I use for my RTK base.
I get it up to about 6 metres.
I drilled a hole through both sections and stick a roof nail (springhead nail) through both.
That's my 5/8 thread adapter.
StLSurveyor, post: 443408, member: 7070 wrote: Here is a basestation...completely ridiculous, but I'm actually jealous.
That base looks awfully close to that tower and the trees
billvhill, post: 444042, member: 8398 wrote: That base looks awfully close to that tower and the trees
The entire set up is on a trailer. Trees are not really close - just looks that way in photo.
Yes, that one on the trailer, it seems the tower might cause a little bit of multipath. Thats whats nice about a regular pole, pretty thin. I'm not sure why you would want such a high tower? If you had to do a little static to get another point on a job, seems cheaper than a 50' tall tower but none the less, very cool setup.
