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    I have a telescoping antenna mast I would like to put into service. The first / lower section is about 4.5 inches diameter and 20' long. There is a winch with a steel cable that raises the middle section. The middle section is keyed into the lower section to eliminate rotation. There is a tube at the top of the middle section where I can insert a smaller tube that would hold the actual antenna.

    I’ve done a fair amount of research but have come up short on information regarding what to do for a footing to hold this antenna mast in place. Overall finished height will be around 48 feet. What I’m thinking of doing is pouring a slab / block of concrete with a tube imbedded into it that has a large enough inside diameter for the lower section of the mast to fit into. Does anyone have any experience setting up something like this? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

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    We (the Whitton club) put up a 60' tower, we had a 2m cube of concrete for the base into clay ground.

    Might be worth finding a stainless steel tube for the lower section if you plan to remove the base frequently.

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