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www.hamradiofinds.com This was the scene recently at Dave's place W5SV, just north of Austin, Tx., where a Hy-Gain LP-1010 14 Element Log Periodic ham radio antenna was raised onto a 70ft free standing tower, with the help of a crane..There is a 5 element Cushcraft 6 meter beam above the lp..We had quite an interesting time with this project..All went fine until one of the forward elements got tied up with the boom of the crane..No damage was done to the LP, though you can see where it is now out of alignment with the rest of the elements..Will have to use a crane with a bucket to repair problem..After the installation was completed, coaxes & rotor hooked up, SWR checked fine on all bands from 30 to 6 meters.. The crew consisted of Craig KB5BI ( in the blue shirt), our tower monkey Tim KE5CFZ & myself, Mel WA5UTK..Dave was somewhere in the background.. Thanks for viewing & reading..73s, Mel WA5UTK

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www.hamradiofinds.com Here is a video of a Cushcraft ASL2010 ham radio log periodic antenna that was removed from a 50ft tower..The video shows the antenna on the tower & then on the ground..I couldn’t show the actual lowering because I was part of the crew.. The tower monkey is my brother Tim KE5CFZ..We both work for a ham radio store called Kcomm here in San Antonio, Texas..One of the enjoyable things about our job is that we get to go on field trips, installing towers, antennas as well as removing antennas & towers..We also do mobile radio installs both at the store as well as in the field.. Thanks for looking..73s, Mel WA5UTK

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