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My mistake . He later transferred to hauling cargo in and out of Nam.

Ahh he was a SAR Naval Air Crewman on a Helo. Just a minor thing Jerry, Naval Aviator are Pilots, People who work are Naval Air Crewman. :P :) :) :) NFOs, thats another story :) :) :)

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My boss was a naval aviator.. he was the guy who jumped out of the plane to helped downed aviators in the drink. Jerry

Dick: Had one of those ladders you mentioned. After a couple mishaps with it not locking in, sold it at a garage sale. They were cheaply constructed imitations of Little Giant ladders. You were lucky

Milt what did you fly as a Nasal Aviator :). I have near 7000 hrs as a Naval Air Crewman. Started on EC-121Ms then EA-3Bs. On to EP-3Es as an Airborne Electronic Warfare Operator.

Milt & Jerry, Interesting stories. I have never fallen off a ladder, but have my own story. I needed to working on a roof mounted antenna so I got out my 15ft extension ladder and put it up.

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My job as owner/installer of a small alarm company with many commercial installs was a lot of fun. However, I fell off ladders 4 times (was hoping for a 5th time and that would have made me an ace -

I fall down just standing on the floor these days...hi hi. I have a son that is over 6' tall and when a light bulb needs changing he's the guy I ask. 73 Lee N5SLY

Well, Jerry, I can hardly understand that Dr's order...I mean from someone that built a bookcase/console for his radio and it collapsed, what could possibly go wrong? On a serious note, I have to own

Drs. orders - NO Ladders ! Jerry

Jerry I reckoned you would just take a few feet out of the bottom. Old guys should stay off of ladders. My XYL gave mine to the neighbor. See you on the Double Header Barry

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Hi John, Thanks for responding. I will do that on QRZ. Good thought. Phil, K8PVH

Phil, Send me an email so I can get your email address and I'll forward the article to you. You might want to post it on your QRZ page. kc3fl@... John KC3FL

Barry: Thought about taking out a chunk of the tree just below the antenna and then gluing it back together, but problem was how to hold up top of tree while sawing of a few feet. Jerry

Jerry Easiest way to lower the height is with a chainsaw. Bonus is wood for the winter. Hope to see you on the doubleheader Barry

Hi all, I just use a very simple inverted-L and it does pretty good.   It runs vertical for about 65 feet and then horizontal the rest of the length over to another tree.   I only have two 1/8th