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Good point LC. Guy lines attached closer to the antenna are better for support, and for sure it is best to use something strong that is non-conductive.

I guy using 3/16" polyester, very limited stretch, double braided, UV resistant antenna guy line. It sheds water and does not appear to get wet. My guy attachment is about 6'-7' feet below the bottom hoop. In my case I did it so I could get the antenna up a little higher without having to reset the guys.

[QUOTE="Marconi, post: 207040, member: 903"] Good point LC. Guy lines attached closer to the antenna are better for support, and for sure it is best to use something strong that is non-conductive. I guy using 3/16" polyester, very limited stretch, double braided, UV resistant antenna guy line. It sheds water and does not appear to get wet. My guy attachment is about 6'-7' feet below the bottom hoop. In my case I did it so I could get the antenna up a little higher without having to reset the guys. [/QUOTE]

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