I think you might be able to get away with no guys on the titon as long as 
you mount it close to the ground.  These antennas do not need to be elevated 
to perform better...the only consideration for elevating them is to get the 
horizontal elements over head and out of the way.
You will need at least 3 guy lines to guy the antenna properly if 
necesary...they do not have to be in a perfectly simetrical patern, but 
should be oriented towards the prevailing winds in your area.

no operational 6M rig here right now.  However, my friend made a few CW 
contacts the other night during the araura activity.  He contacted Vancouver 
island, about a 1200KM contact to the West, and heard beacons from Yellow 
Knife NWT, about 1200K to the north.
He said the Araural flutter was extreme and SSB signals were weak and 
difficult to copy.
He's also got a 5 element 6M yaggie at 60 feet and a KW on 6.
WWV on 15MHZ was almost non-existent for most of that solar flair...which is 
significant because I can receive WWV on 15MHZ on an HF rig in my basement 
with no antenna and just my finger on the antenna port lol.

73
Colin, V A6BKX
-----Original Message----- 
From: Jim Gammon
Sent: Friday, March 20, 2015 12:41 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Gap 45 foot voyager DX

Colin, before I do anything about a new vertical, I will call Gap
and see if I can talk to someone there about the Titan.
Hey when the big solar flare occurred several days ago, were you
able to check out the auroral stuff on 6 meters? We're way to
south here to check that out.  73, Jim WA6EKS