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Attaboy Letter from Dan Massman owner of KDWA. |
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KDWA's new tx site from across a huge soy bean field. Try to imagine flood waters 11 feet over the camera's prospective... |
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Cloossser. The building is 20ft AGL to get it above the 500 year
flood level. The base insulator is mounted at the 20ft AGL level as
well. The base insulator is visible at the top of the catwalk. |
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A rather unusual view of our JD4600. |
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Looking down the tower riser from the catwalk at the TX building door. |
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Jeremy driving ground rods. |
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4in Strap out to a ground rod. |
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Tower base and one of the building piers. |
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Landscape fabric down and starting to spread gravel. |
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Top of the riser section. Base insulator and arc gap visible. |
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As happens regularly... We show up exactly as scheduled and find
that someone else was not quite as punctual. This site was supposed to
have underground power. But didn't. We left an area open for the
utilities clearly marked. This site was also supposed to be graded but
wasn't. We ended up doing the grading ourselves under a change order. |
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The main tower base ground is still the tower base even if it is 20ft
above ground. This tower actually had a full base ground point as
normal but had 4in strap extended up to the elevated feed / base
insulator 20ft AGL. |
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