The Survivor Tripod is a highly specialized and customized heavy-duty surveyor type design for Military EmComm and harsh terrain deployments.
Specifications
– Thread counts is Male 5/8 – 11
– Extremely stable footprint that only requires guying when very strong winds are present
– Three independently adjustable legs deploy a balanced tripod in uneven terrain
– Tripod forms a protective metal barrier around the Alpha Antenna systems when closed
– Total deployable height of 5.25 feet (collapses to about 40″x6″x6″)
– Heavy-duty clasp holds the tripod closed
– Integrated webbed shoulder carrying strap
– Heel step on each leg enables the spike under each leg to be driven into the ground
Options
For 3/8 – 24 Female threads, select the Optional Survivor a.k.a. Surveyor Tripod Adapter Mount.
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Excellent purchase!
So, I originally needed a heavy-duty mounting solution for my POTA vertical antenna deployments…Enter the Alpha Antenna HD Surveyor Tripod. I was looking for a HD tripod that I could used to support of wide range of antenna deployment options – basic verticals, V-Dipoles, Tactical Deltas and finally EFHW Wires using my Chameleon 34′ CFM – Carbon Fiber Mast. Why the mast you ask? Well, sometimes you just can’t find the “Perfect Tree” to deploy an EFHW wire and in some parks – may not be allowed. One add-on modification I intend to make is the application of small, self-adhesive bubble levels to the tripod base for leveling convenience. This tripod is build solid and is almost infinitely adjustable with sliding legs which articulate to almost completely flat on the ground if needed. Yes, I do recommend the Alpha Antenna HD Surveyor Tripod.
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Michael, W5MJG
Great tripod system for mounting the hextenna antenna system. Sturdy and adjustable.
Sets up easily and quickly.
Heavy duty tripod. I appreciate the spikes wiht the foot plate at the end of the poles.