I plan to set up a portable antenna in a rare county of Idaho this
summer for  some relaxation while in the mountains throughout May to
September.  I most likely will use a g5rv with a tuner to reach all
bands of planned operation.  It will be in an inverted vee
configuration.  

I am looking for good suggestions for getting the apex of the antenna
as high as possible in mainly lodgepole  pines.  The trees are mostly
over 100 feet in eighth and I hope to get a line as high as possible in
the trees.  I am not confident  that I or my wife will be  able to do
this with a bow and arrow so was considering a sling shot or something
and spooling the leader line  from a stationary fishing real or
something.  Once the  leader is up I hope to pull heavier lines over the
tree branch and finally hoist the antenna.  

Ok now give me some feedback on this and I will pick the best solution
that comes along.  I need to get parts and pieces before memorial day 
along with other items like food batteries fishing licence tackle soap
and such grin.  

Thank you!

BRETT K WINCHESTER  PM  KD7JN   
VOLUNTEER SERVICES, BRAILLE TRANSLATION, 
ADAPTIVE TECHNOLOGY, INFORMATION RESOURCES
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