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Tilt-N-Raise Antenna Mount shown installed with a mast and antenna.
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A rear view of the Blazer with the Tilt-N-Raise Antenna Mount, support mast and antenna.
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Across the yard to show the Tilt-N-Raise Antenna Mount with a support mast and vertical antenna installed.
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Watch a quick installation video by N3DCJ


View this slide show presentation of the Tilt-N-Raise being installed in the back of our Chevy Blazer along with a support mast and vertical antenna. The aluminum support mast (not included with purchase) was chosen for our demonstration because it was short enough to allow the whole installation to be captured in the pictures.

View our Windows Media file of the Tilt-N-Raise, click the link to the right!Windows Media file: Tilt-N-Raise antenna mount

View our Apple QuickTime file of the Tilt-N-Raise, click the link to the right!Apple QuickTime file: Tilt-N-Raise antenna mount

View our Flash file of the Tilt-N-Raise, click the link to the right!Flash file: Tilt-N-Raise antenna mount

View our PowerPointr slideshow of the Tilt-N-Raise, click the link to the right! PowerPoint file: Tilt-N-Raise antenna mount (save this file to disk and open it from there)

These are rather large files (especially the Apple file) and of course you will need the appropriate players for each. They are all the same content, just different formats for the various browsers and operating systems accessing our site.

More images here.


Books of Interest

LIGHTHOUSES - Beacons of safety shining in the night, alerting sailors to dangers atLighthouses sea, lighthouses have been a part of the coastal landscape for thousands of years. From the earliest towers, which burned coal and wood to produce fiery signals, to today's computer-automated structures, the world's vast network of lighthouses continues to provide a vital link to safety for those who travel at sea.The ideal young person's introduction, Lighthouses traces the history of these powerful beacons from the first known structure, built in Alexandria Egypt in 300 BC, through the introduction of the powerful Fresnel lens, and up to today's fully automated behemoths. Readers can also explore the sometimes harrowing job of the lighthouse keeper, both past and present.Stunning photographs by avid lighthouse photographer Philip Plisson bring these fascinating structures to life. <<Read more...>>

 

ANTENNA TOOLKIT - This book and software package provides theAntenna Toolkit complete design toolkit (only wire not included). Joe Carr's expertise in the area of antenna design is legendary. This package includes a comprehensive handbook for the antenna designers and experimenters of the world. It also includes a suite of powerful software on CD-ROM.
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A guide for both experienced and new designers and engineers. Reviews the basics of radio signals and antennas then describes the components, the various types, and tasks such as matching impedance and measurements. The CD-ROM for Windows 95 provides all the necessary software for calculating the critical lengths and other parameters of an antenna once the reader has selected a type and set the frequency. Annotation c. by Book News, Inc., Portland, Or.
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NATURAL HAZARDS RESEARCH - Reviews the various types ofNATURAL HAZARDS RESEARCHtechnology available & provides case studies of ham radio participation with the American Red Cross, & with local Red Cross chapters. Also examines a local Amateur Radio Emergency Services group. Concludes with a set of recommendations for improved cooperation between hams & government & nonprofit agencies that deal with disaster response.

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Communications tips

Radio and computer equipment.

Pre-stage everything before you head out to the site where you will operating. This will go a long way towards keeping old Murphy at bay, allowing you a more trouble-free operation.

Communications antennas.

Be sure to take along your Tilt-N-Raise antenna mount (you do own one, don't you?) so you (and your team if you are in one) can get on the air quickly once you arrive at your operating location.

ARRL Field Day.

There are a good many operators who run Field Day at their local park. One of the biggest drawbacks to operating with one or maybe two operators on Field Day is putting the antenna up. Now with the Tilt-N-Raise you can have your antenna or antenna support up in 5 minutes or less.

Tilt-N-Raise News

2010
jul

New mount accessory.

We have added an additonal tube for those needing something to bolt their antenna base onto, click here for order page.

2010
jun

New mount available.

We now have the 2.000" mount available without the radial plate, click here for order page.

2009
dec

Order page now operational.

The web site for Tilt-N-Raise is now online. The site will be used for informational purposes as well as to process orders. Click here for order page