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I watched some videos on this stuff. You have some gigantic balls.

Dam gotta have nerves of steel I guess

We refer to the 300ft tower we are working on now as a "shorty". It only takes about 2.5 second freefall to your death. We work on towers up to 1,200 ft. Some radio towers are alot higher. The scariest part is having a helicopter hover 100ft above your head while you're 1000ft off the ground. There is no room for mistakes while I communicate with the chopper pilot. He brings in the structural, radar units, and heavy equipment that can't be climbed up. The downforce wind of the blades while your hanging on is a intense situation.

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We refer to the 300ft tower we are working on now as a "shorty". It only takes about 2.5 second freefall to your death. We work on towers up to 1,200 ft. Some radio towers are alot higher. The scariest part is having a helicopter hover 100ft above your head while you're 1000ft off the ground. There is no room for mistakes while I communicate with the chopper pilot. He brings in the structural, radar units, and heavy equipment that can't be climbed up. The downforce wind of the blades while your hanging on is a intense situation.

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Crap bro. Kudos to you for doing that job.

Impressive.

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We refer to the 300ft tower we are working on now as a "shorty". It only takes about 2.5 second freefall to your death. We work on towers up to 1,200 ft. Some radio towers are alot higher. The scariest part is having a helicopter hover 100ft above your head while you're 1000ft off the ground. There is no room for mistakes while I communicate with the chopper pilot. He brings in the structural, radar units, and heavy equipment that can't be climbed up. The downforce wind of the blades while your hanging on is a intense situation.

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Lol with,my vertigo I'd be scraped off the ground by the first day
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We refer to the 300ft tower we are working on now as a "shorty". It only takes about 2.5 second freefall to your death. We work on towers up to 1,200 ft. Some radio towers are alot higher. The scariest part is having a helicopter hover 100ft above your head while you're 1000ft off the ground. There is no room for mistakes while I communicate with the chopper pilot. He brings in the structural, radar units, and heavy equipment that can't be climbed up. The downforce wind of the blades while your hanging on is a intense situation.

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You are a man of steel my friend.

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