A really nice tower. I’ve always wanted a Heights. The tractor helped a lot in the early build. The family dog was always in the mix. You should make another video of you assembling the antenna and the lift up.
i quite, but politely, disagree - i find the additon of needless audio really distracting - if i really want to listen to music, i can put my own on. Much rather watch the video and enjoying whats going on, rather than audio (typically music) that adds no value and in alot of cases I find almost ruins a video due to it be overbearing. I'd be more inclined to say that some text comments on the process would be useful, or maybe some narration (but no music !).
@@chrisicide8036 May I ask the total cost ? I currently have a 35' tower for a GMRS repeater but it's nowhere near tall enough. I can't install a guyed tower at my house (not enough room) but all the self-supporting models are between $3500-$5000 for that height and I just haven't been able to afford that much.
@@johncase2974 The heights towers are all aluminum and the prices are significantly more expensive than non aluminum towers of the same height, This one with the power folding function was more that $12k and the 10 yards of concrete that provides the foundation for it added a good bit to that.
The engineer called for a 12 foot deep 48 inch diameter cylinder. We dug with an excavator, so it ended up about 4.5 feet square by 12 feet deep. So somewhere around 9 yards of concrete.
