A locally designed, power assisted fold-over telescoping 40 foot tower is mounted on the roof. Multi-band antennas are used where possible. A combination of roof mounted and tower mounted antennas are used. Tower mounted antennas are disconnected en route. Power for all electronics is provided by three 4D batteries mounted under the floor streetside.
Chargers trickle charge the batteries while parked, or hard charge when needed while in use.
Aircraft, marine and television antennas are monobanders. HF antennas are 23 foor marine whips which are stowed along the street side in transit, and deployed upon arrival. A dipole antenna is carried in storage for deployment, and experimental HF antennas for use in motion are under test. The basic tower structure itself is a standard design of Aluma-Tower of Vero Beach, Florida. Forty feet high.