It’s been a few years since I had a permanent base set up. Been running a 5/8 stick 12 feet off the ground in my yard for a couple of years since relocating. As soon as we get in Spring here in New Hampshire, I want to get this 5/8 stick up on the roof. The mounts are already in place on the chimney. Trying to decide mast height from the mount. The top of the chimney mount bracket that will hold the mast sits about 26 feet off the ground. Using the bottom of the 5/8 stick as the reference point, how high is the minimum I should try to get that point from the ground? I'm sure the concept of the higher the better holds here, but at 26 feet as the reference point I'm limited because I'm not going to add guy-wires. So the mast is all I have to work with here and I also concerned with wind load on the mounts. I think they are strong but I do sit up on a good high open spot here and we get heavy winds. The higher the mast off the top of the bracket increases the leverage on the mounts and I want to minimize the risks of over stressing this. Thanks