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Raising a 70' Tower: Calculate Cable Force
This is what I had built http://youtu.be/_ZlvBvIT1_k- aknisley
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Raising a 70' Tower: Calculate Cable Force
I am starting to get what you are saying. I pretty dense so could you do a sketch? What size pipe?- aknisley
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Raising a 70' Tower: Calculate Cable Force
Deign This is what I have been looking to build. This tower while only 23' weights around 620 pounds.- aknisley
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Raising a 70' Tower: Calculate Cable Force
2" OD aluminum I think it is .125". Don't know the weight of the antenna. That's why I guessed at 400 pound for tower and other equipment attached to it.- aknisley
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Raising a 70' Tower: Calculate Cable Force
Yes I did. The tower weights 322# and the guess of 400# would cover the equipment on it. Just added more pictures on my webpage wb0sbu.com- aknisley
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Raising a 70' Tower: Calculate Cable Force
The base is 6' deep and 5' square. The anchoring legs go to the bottom.- aknisley
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Raising a 70' Tower: Calculate Cable Force
Because you ask This is what the tower is and has been up for two years. http://wb0sbu.com- aknisley
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Raising a 70' Tower: Calculate Cable Force
Finely an answer to my question. Very good. Now I can proceed. The tower is up now so lowering it will be next.- aknisley
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering
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Raising a 70' Tower: Calculate Cable Force
No on the trees. Just need to the force applied to the cable.- aknisley
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Raising a 70' Tower: Calculate Cable Force
This is a heavy duty all aluminum and is designed to be raise by hand walking it up. I don't have any help so I need to power it down and up. If it doesn't work i'll have scrap aluminum to sell.- aknisley
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Raising a 70' Tower: Calculate Cable Force
This seems simple but I am having trouble with this. I have 70' self supporting tower that I want to be able to raise and lower with a winch. The tower is hinged at the base. I want to use rectangular steel tubing 7' high with a pulley at the top. See PDF attachment. I need to know the force...- aknisley
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- Lifting Tower
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- Forum: Mechanical Engineering