First I would say put it on the grass.  But the Antenna itself is very easy 
to work with.  The sections are about a foot long.  They screw together. 
Then the Coil screws on the top of that, and then a telescopic whip goes on 
that.  The Radials plug in with a small The Antenna comes or can come with a 
clamp and mounting bracket or a very small tripod.  You can add sections 
below the Coil if you want, and I think they have an electrically controlled 
coil so that it can act like a screwdriver.  You might Google W6MMA who is 
the creator, or Google Super Antenna.  I will try to find direct links for 
you.  Gerry
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Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2012 7:45 PM
Subject: Fwd: Super Antenna


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>> From: Michael Ryan <[log in to unmask]>
>> Date: 21 November, 2012 10:43:36 PM NST
>> To: Michael Ryan <[log in to unmask]>
>> Subject: Super Antenna
>>
>> Jerry:
>> As a super antenna user, which one is it? How do you attach the radial 
>> wire or do you just leave it?
>> As you know, I'm looking for an antenna that I could easily take down if 
>> need be. A couple are on the short list and the MP1 SuperStick is one of 
>> them but I can't seem to find the email address to talk to a company rep.
>> Seeing as I'd have to place it in an open stairwell on concrete, how do 
>> you think it might do?
>> The stairwell is about 2 feet deep with wooden railings and stairs. From 
>> the concrete to the top of the railing is about 5.5 feet or so. I could 
>> place the Super on a homebrewed tripod of sorts and elevate the antenna 
>> to clear the railing.
>> This would give it a height of maybe 3 feet above the grassed backyard.
>>
>> 73:
>>
>> Michael DE VO1AX
>>
>>