What is some good scaffolding to fly lets say 1500 pounds at 30 feet? Every other picture I see had scaffolding holding the rig. But what is the best to use? are there other good ways to fly?
Flying your PA/ Scaffolding
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Re: Flying your PA/ Scaffolding
Indoors our out? OSHA-compliant or "just get it in the air"?
The "better way to fly" is to use equipment designed, rated and certified for your application. All will be MUCH more expensive than renting paint and stucco-coated scaffolding from your local rental yard and there are still problems with how you transfer a point load to the 4 vertical tubes that make up the truss frames. Applied Electronics has a handful of tower designs created to suspend line arrays from a single tower; also anyone's 2 tower "goal post" systems can be used for either line arrays or trap box arrays.
Typically on the forums we say "if you have to ask us, you need to hire someone who already knows". Consider that advice repeated.
Tim "posting before coffee" Mc
Indoors our out? OSHA-compliant or "just get it in the air"?
The "better way to fly" is to use equipment designed, rated and certified for your application. All will be MUCH more expensive than renting paint and stucco-coated scaffolding from your local rental yard and there are still problems with how you transfer a point load to the 4 vertical tubes that make up the truss frames. Applied Electronics has a handful of tower designs created to suspend line arrays from a single tower; also anyone's 2 tower "goal post" systems can be used for either line arrays or trap box arrays.
Typically on the forums we say "if you have to ask us, you need to hire someone who already knows". Consider that advice repeated.
Tim "posting before coffee" Mc
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