Anti-spin mounting pole and method of forming
OwnerMark J. Meiners, Carl J. Meiners +1inventors
InventorsMark J. Meiners, Carl J. Meiners, Robert S. Meiners
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OwnerMark J. Meiners, Carl J. Meiners +1inventors
InventorsMark J. Meiners, Carl J. Meiners, Robert S. Meiners
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An anti-spin mounting pole for holding a communications device mounted thereon generally stable relative to a desired position when the lower end portion of the resultant pole is installed in a concrete base, such anti-spin mounting pole formed from an elongated pole having a generally uniform cross-sectional configuration defining a nominal outer perimeter and having one or more compressed areas formed along the lower end portion of the pole to alter thereat the initial generally uniform cross-sectional configuration and effect an enhanced out-of-round condition defining an anti-spin portion that includes a pair of oppositely directed ears extending outwardly beyond the nominal outer perimeter of the elongated pole.
An anti-spin mounting pole for a mounting system for use in a communications system wherein the mounting pole is intended to hold a communications device mounted thereon and to maintain such mounted device generally stable relative to a given desired position, the mounting system including a base area into which a lower end portion of the mounting pole is insertable and around which lower end portion a base material is solidified to form a pole mount channel having a cross-sectional configuration closely conforming to the cross-sectional configuration of the lower end portion of the mounting pole to hold the mounting pole in place, said anti-spin mounting pole comprising:
A method of forming an anti-spin mounting pole for a mounting system for use in a communications system wherein the mounting pole is intended to hold a communications device mounted thereon and to maintain such mounted device generally stable relative to a given desired position, the mounting system including a base area into which a lower end portion of the mounting pole is insertable and around which lower end portion a base material is solidified to form a pole mount channel having a cross-sectional configuration closely conforming to the cross-sectional configuration of the lower end portion of the mounting pole to hold the mounting pole in place, said method comprising
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