Those towers are expensive, and are usually simple scaffolding. I've worked on those in the past as well and they are not that sturdy but you get used to them.
When given a choice between a lift and the scaffolding, go with the lift.
Jarrod.
gocamels3 <swalker@ecri.net> wrote:
>I would call the USGA or PGA Tour and find out where the individual events get the "portable" towers they use for TV/radio at the events, or maybe the nearest venue that hosts a PGA or USGA event to you. Some of the courses do have permanent towers, but most do not.
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>Sam Walker
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>--- In Sports-Music_Programming@yahoogroups.com, Bryce Swanson <swansonbryce@...> wrote:
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>> Could you just get one of those EZ Up tents and a table, and have them sit
>> under that? That is what we used for soccer games until the press box got
>> built
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>> On Mon, Nov 22, 2010 at 9:01 PM, John <pvya@...> wrote:
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>> > Any Ideas ? Local football league plays at city owned football field.
>> > Looking for a portable announcers booth to protect announcer's equiptment
>> > and announcer from weather elements. Currently using scizzor lift 5x14 with
>> > some unbrella's . Needs to be portable to remove for off-season. Need enough
>> > space for time keeper and announcer.Any Ideas on where to look or
>> > suggestions.
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>> Eureka, IL 61530
>> 217-433-0244
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>> "Some people see things and say "Why"; but I dream things that never were
>> and say "Why Not""
>> -George Benard Shaw
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