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Build a free standing tilt antenna tower

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Need to build a 35' free standing tilting radio tower in the backyard? Dave Gingery shows you how to do it!

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Build a free standing tilt antenna tower
Author	Binding	ISBN	Published	Size	Pages
David Gingery	Paperback	N/A	David J Gingery 1990	28x30 Cm	24

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