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Standard Mast Positioning

  • This topic has 4 replies, 1 voice, and was last updated 14 years ago by Pix.
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  • #62120
    portia
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    Hi,

    What is the standard positioning of the mast( 4 legged or 3legged) in relation to cardinal points?

    We currently have a lot of azimuth correction to do on sites but it proves tricky as mostly it flashes on the beam of the mast.

    #62121
    pix
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    hello portia,

    what do you mean by “flahing on the beam of the mast” ?
    you mean the new antenna orientation (azimuth) is actually impossible to achieve on your mast ? the main lobe would intersect with the metallic structure ?
    then perhaps the next sector should cover that azimth instead, no ?
    an azimuth correction should usually be about + or – 15° at most. Here, it sounds like you want to re-azimuth in a totally different direction… on all your sites ? For what reason ?

    Cheers
    pix

    #62122
    portia
    Guest

    not really, just want to know the standard way of positioning a mast so that it will be easy to manipulate the antenna azimuths later. should 1 leg of the mast face north and what angle?

    #62123
    paraHO
    Guest

    portia

    How would you handle it if the Mast is a single pole with 3 sectors?

    What do you have in mind, magnetic North or true North?

    #62124
    Pix
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    paraHO LOL 😀
    i’d go for magnetic north, that ought to keep the workers busy for a while, as magnetic north is always on the move :))

    Poria
    are you going to install new masts or are you going to re-azimuth existing antennas ?

    cheers
    pix

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