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Ha! Yeah, this one almost would earn me a degree in the Crude Arts. Man, some of those pine trees are 150 feet tall!

One of them supports one end of my multiband dipole, using a 3/8" rope and pulleys that terminates into a ground-anchored screen door spring hidden in the azaleas. Several mornings after storms I have expected to walk out and find that antenna gone, but it's survived four years of some pretty strong winds so far.

Rick

[QUOTE="RickC., post: 135911, member: 9297"] Ha! Yeah, this one almost would earn me a degree in the Crude Arts. Man, some of those pine trees are 150 feet tall! One of them supports one end of my multiband dipole, using a 3/8" rope and pulleys that terminates into a ground-anchored screen door spring hidden in the azaleas. Several mornings after storms I have expected to walk out and find that antenna gone, but it's survived four years of some pretty strong winds so far. Rick [/QUOTE]

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