Inexpensive antenna mast. Post #1227.
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If you need a quick, short antenna mast, then this idea from "Theoffroader" may prove useful. The antenna was made from surplus lumber and a few hinges. The mast can be lowered when it's not in use--a great idea for a stealth antenna. This short mast (approximately 10 feet/3.04 meters) could be used to support a VHF or UHF antenna.
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