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  1. bgolitz

    Force on Guy Lines Using Falling Derrick - Spreadsheet to calculate degree by degree?

    Great, thanks for your help. Do you have an equation you used? I'd like to be able to create a spreadsheet where I could then change any variable, for future use. Thanks again.
  2. bgolitz

    Force on Guy Lines Using Falling Derrick - Spreadsheet to calculate degree by degree?

    This is part of a radio tower installation. I have always called it a falling derrick, but may also be referred to as a pivoting gin pole. Here is an old video using this same technique that will hopefully explain how it works. http://vimeo.com/7973643 To answer your questions, yes, the...
  3. bgolitz

    Force on Guy Lines Using Falling Derrick - Spreadsheet to calculate degree by degree?

    Thanks for your reply. I should have been more clear. The guys aren't 30, 60 & 90' in length, but at the 30, 60 & 90' points off of the pole. So yes, the longest guy will be longer than 90' in length. The distance between the pole and Derrick is 12". Thanks again.
  4. bgolitz

    Force on Guy Lines Using Falling Derrick - Spreadsheet to calculate degree by degree?

    Hello, I want to raise a 90 foot long pole that is 5" in diameter using a falling derrick. I am interested in the force applied to the guys as it is raised up from the horizontal position to a vertical position say degree by degree. I would like to accomplish this in a spreadsheet. The...
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