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US3358952A
US3358952A US510176A US51017665A US3358952A US 3358952 A US3358952 A US 3358952A US 510176 A US510176 A US 510176A US 51017665 A US51017665 A US 51017665A US 3358952 A US3358952 A US 3358952A
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  • this invention relates to an antenna support for connection to an antenna mast adjacent a supporting structure having (1) a base mounting means connectible to a supporting ground surface and the lower end of the upright mast, and (2) a bracket means connectible to the upright mast and the adjacent supporting structure to provide both vertical and lateral stability thereto.
  • Conventional antenna support means are normally attached to the top portions of the roofs of houses and require the extensive use of guy wires, cables, etc., and the drilling of holes into the roof, in order to provide a rigid structure. Additionally, installation of the conventional antenna support means is a dangerous and exacting procedure requiring the services of a skilled television technician. Also, television antennas of the prior art cannot readily be moved to the most desirable point of signal strength.
  • My new support has a base which has a projecting sidewall insertable into the ground.
  • a clamp is centrally secured to the base.
  • the new support of my invention receives the end portion of a mast in supporting relation thereto and in contact therewith. The clamp secures the mast, and the support anchors the mast.
  • the support of my invention is employed in combination with a bracket connectably to the upper portion of the mast, and the bracket is connectable to the upright support structure.
  • the mast is then used to support an antenna on an upper end portion.
  • An object of this invention is to provide an improved antenna mount means overcoming the above-mentioned disadvantages of conventional antenna support means, and in particular the new television support means of my invention can be located at any desirable point along the end or side of a building; can be made any desirable height, and does not interfere with the roof or reroofing the house in any way.
  • Another object of this invention is to provide an antenna ground mount support that can easily and quickly be assembled and secured to an adjacent supporting structure.
  • a further object of this invention is to provide an antenna ground mount support rigidly secured against vertical and horizontal movement.
  • a still further object of this invention is to provide an antenna ground mount support that is readily assembled, simple to move for adjustment, and economical to manufacture.
  • Still another object of this invention is to provide an antenna mount support that is readily installed, accessible, and removable by the typical home owner.
  • FIG. 1 is a fragmentary elevational view of the end of a house embodying a preferred specific embodiment of the antenna ground mount support of this invention
  • FIG. 2 is an enlarged top plan view partly in cross section of a preferred specific embodiment of the base mounting plate of the antenna ground mount support of this invention connected to an antenna support;
  • FIG. 3 is an elevational view of the base mounting plate
  • FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken along line 44 of FIG. 2;
  • FIG. 5 is an enlarged top plan view of a mounting bracket of the antenna mount support of this invention.
  • FIG. 6 is an elevational view of the mounting bracket
  • FIG. 7 is a sectional view taken along line 7-7 of FIG. 3.
  • the antenna ground mount support assembly indicated generally by numeral 12, comprises a base mounting plate 13 and mounting bracket 15 cooperating to rigidly support an elongated tubular antenna support 17 extended adjacent and vertically of a house 15.
  • a standard mul tiple directional antenna 19 is secured as by conventional means to the upper end of the antenna support 17.
  • the base mounting plate 13 consists of a substantially square central section 20 having the outer edges thereof laterally bent the same direction to'form sidewalls 22.
  • Each sidewall 22 is of a trapezoidal shape having downwardly converging side edges 24.
  • An upright support plate 26 extends laterally of the central section 20 in a direction opposite of the sidewalls 22 and can be formed by a stamping process from the mid-portion of the section 20.
  • a pair of spaced holes 27 in the support plate 26 receive bolts 29 which are threaded into similarly spaced threaded holes 31 in a clamp plate 33.
  • the clamp plate 33 is formed with a right angular shaped mid-section 35 having opposite ends thereof integral with connector sections 37.
  • the connector sections 37 extend in a common plane and are formed with the threaded holes 31.
  • the bolts 29 are rotatable to selectively move the clamp plate 33 relative to the upright support plate 26 whereby the tubular antenna support 17 may be clamped in three point contact between the sides of the mid-section 35 and the inner surface of the support plate 26.
  • the bracket 15 comprises a base plate 39 interconnected by bolts 41 to a clamp member 42.
  • the :base plate 39 is of an irregular shape having a mid-portion 44 extended parallel and laterally spaced from attachment sections 45 integral with opposite ends thereof.
  • the bolts 41 are extended through holes in the mid-portion 44 of the base plate 39 and threaded into holes 47 in the clamp member 42.
  • the clamp member 42 has a V-shaped central portion 48 similar in shape and function to the midsection 35 of the clamp plate 33 previously described. It is seen, therefore, that the bolts 41 are rotatable to move the clamp member 42 relative to the base plate 39 to secure the tubular antenna support 17 therebetween (FIG. 1).
  • central portion 48 and attachment sections 45 are sufficiently spaced to receive the antenna support 17 and the clamp member 42 between the inner surface of the mid-portion 44 and outer surface of the attachment sections 45.
  • the base mounting plate 13 is secured to the lower end of the tubular antenna support 17 by insertion thereof between the support plate 26 and the clamp plate 33 and actuation of the bolts 29 to secure by clamp the base mounting plate 13 to the antenna support 17.
  • the vertically extended antenna support 17 is moved to a desired position adjacent the house 18 which produces the maximum signal reception.
  • the base mounting support 13 is then forced as by foot pressure or hammer action into a supporting ground surface 52.
  • the mounting bracket 15 is placed about the tubular antenna support 17 and moved vertica ly to a position wherein the attachment sections 45 are positionable flush against a side wall of the house 18 or the roof overhang 54.
  • the bracket 15 is rigidly secured thereto by screws 54 inserted through holes in the attachment section 45 and threaded into the roof overhang 54 of the house.
  • the bolts 41 can then be rotated to rigidly clamp the antenna support 17 between the base plate 39 and the clamp member 42. It is seen, therefore, that the antenna ground mount assembly 12 provides a rigid structure that can be rapidly constructed, adjusted, and disassembled with a minimum of time and tools by one not skilled in the art.
  • the antenna ground mount assembly 12 can be erected adjacent any side or end of the house 18 or any vertical structure that would provide an upward section for attachment of the mounting bracket 15, or the like.
  • the base mounting plate 13 could rest upon a solid supporting surface, such as concrete, with .a plurality of spaced mounting brackets 15 secured to the side of the house 18 providing for the antenna ground mount support assembly 12.
  • the antenna ground mount support assembly can be installed without interfering in any way with the roof, of the house such as putting holes therein or hindering re-roofing. It is simple to assemble the antenna support assembly, and also to disassemble and transport the same to a new location thereby resulting in considerable savings in time and money to the owner.
  • a mounting means for use in supporting a vertically extended mast on a ground surface adjacent an upright support structure comprising:
  • said base means includes a plate member having downwardly extending anchor walls about the outer periphery thereof, and an upwardly extended clamp member,
  • said clamp member including a wall member integral with said plate member and a movable wedge plate
  • bracket means connectible to an upper portion of a mast to prevent vertical movement of the mast
  • bracket means means for securing said bracket means to the support structure whereby the mast is rigidly anchored against vertical and lateral movement by said mounting means.
  • a mounting means for use in supporting a vertically extended mast on a ground surface comprising:
  • said base means having a base plate centrally apertured and an integral, laterally extended portion of said base plate forming a first upright part of said clamp member
  • said clamp member having a second part releasably mounted on said first part whereby the lower end of the mast is extendable between said first part and said second part and supportable on the upper surface of said base plate, and
  • said base plate having four downwardly extending sidewalls of trapezoidal shape with outwardly converging edges whereby said sidewalls are readily insertable within the ground surface for lateral stability.

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Dec. 19, 1967 D. BURNS GROUND MOUNTED ANTENNA SUPPORT Filed Nov. 29, 1965 INVENTOR. LOREN D. BURNS ATTORNEY United States Patent 3,358,952 GROUND MOUNTED ANTENNA SUPPORT Loren D. Burns, Douglass, Kans. 67039 Filed Nov. 29, 1965, Ser. No. 510,176 2 Claims. (Cl. 24843) ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE This invention relates generally to an antenna support, and more particularly to a ground engaging mounting support for anchoring television antennas, and the like. Still more specifically, this invention relates to an antenna support for connection to an antenna mast adjacent a supporting structure having (1) a base mounting means connectible to a supporting ground surface and the lower end of the upright mast, and (2) a bracket means connectible to the upright mast and the adjacent supporting structure to provide both vertical and lateral stability thereto.
Conventional antenna support means are normally attached to the top portions of the roofs of houses and require the extensive use of guy wires, cables, etc., and the drilling of holes into the roof, in order to provide a rigid structure. Additionally, installation of the conventional antenna support means is a dangerous and exacting procedure requiring the services of a skilled television technician. Also, television antennas of the prior art cannot readily be moved to the most desirable point of signal strength.
I have invented a new support for a vertically extended mast on a ground surface adjacent an upright support structure. My new support has a base which has a projecting sidewall insertable into the ground. A clamp is centrally secured to the base. The new support of my invention receives the end portion of a mast in supporting relation thereto and in contact therewith. The clamp secures the mast, and the support anchors the mast.
In a preferred specific embodiment the support of my invention is employed in combination with a bracket connectably to the upper portion of the mast, and the bracket is connectable to the upright support structure. The mast is then used to support an antenna on an upper end portion.
It is an object of this invention to provide new mounting means.
It is another object of this invention to provide new ground engaging support means for antenna masts.
An object of this invention is to provide an improved antenna mount means overcoming the above-mentioned disadvantages of conventional antenna support means, and in particular the new television support means of my invention can be located at any desirable point along the end or side of a building; can be made any desirable height, and does not interfere with the roof or reroofing the house in any way.
Another object of this invention is to provide an antenna ground mount support that can easily and quickly be assembled and secured to an adjacent supporting structure.
A further object of this invention is to provide an antenna ground mount support rigidly secured against vertical and horizontal movement.
A still further object of this invention is to provide an antenna ground mount support that is readily assembled, simple to move for adjustment, and economical to manufacture.
Still another object of this invention is to provide an antenna mount support that is readily installed, accessible, and removable by the typical home owner.
Further objects, features, and advantages of this invention will become apparent from the following description when taken in conjunction with the accompanying drawings of preferred specific embodiments of the new antenna ground mount support of my invention in which:
FIG. 1 is a fragmentary elevational view of the end of a house embodying a preferred specific embodiment of the antenna ground mount support of this invention;
FIG. 2 is an enlarged top plan view partly in cross section of a preferred specific embodiment of the base mounting plate of the antenna ground mount support of this invention connected to an antenna support;
FIG. 3 is an elevational view of the base mounting plate;
FIG. 4 is a sectional view taken along line 44 of FIG. 2;
FIG. 5 is an enlarged top plan view of a mounting bracket of the antenna mount support of this invention;
FIG. 6 is an elevational view of the mounting bracket; and
FIG. 7 is a sectional view taken along line 7-7 of FIG. 3.
In the following is set forth a discussion and description of preferred specific embodiments of the new antenna ground mount support of my invention, made with reference to the drawings whereas the same numerals are used to indicate the same or similar parts and/ or structure.
It is to be understood by those skilled in the art that the drawings, discussions and descriptions of this disclosure are not to unduly limit the scope of my invention.
Referring to the drawings and particularly to FIG. 1, the antenna ground mount support assembly, indicated generally by numeral 12, comprises a base mounting plate 13 and mounting bracket 15 cooperating to rigidly support an elongated tubular antenna support 17 extended adjacent and vertically of a house 15. A standard mul tiple directional antenna 19 is secured as by conventional means to the upper end of the antenna support 17.
As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the base mounting plate 13 consists of a substantially square central section 20 having the outer edges thereof laterally bent the same direction to'form sidewalls 22. Each sidewall 22 is of a trapezoidal shape having downwardly converging side edges 24. An upright support plate 26 extends laterally of the central section 20 in a direction opposite of the sidewalls 22 and can be formed by a stamping process from the mid-portion of the section 20. A pair of spaced holes 27 in the support plate 26 receive bolts 29 which are threaded into similarly spaced threaded holes 31 in a clamp plate 33. The clamp plate 33 is formed with a right angular shaped mid-section 35 having opposite ends thereof integral with connector sections 37. It is seen that the connector sections 37 extend in a common plane and are formed with the threaded holes 31. As shown in FIG. 2, the bolts 29 are rotatable to selectively move the clamp plate 33 relative to the upright support plate 26 whereby the tubular antenna support 17 may be clamped in three point contact between the sides of the mid-section 35 and the inner surface of the support plate 26.
Referring to the mounting bracket 15 as shown in FIG. 5, the bracket 15 comprises a base plate 39 interconnected by bolts 41 to a clamp member 42. The :base plate 39 is of an irregular shape having a mid-portion 44 extended parallel and laterally spaced from attachment sections 45 integral with opposite ends thereof. The bolts 41 are extended through holes in the mid-portion 44 of the base plate 39 and threaded into holes 47 in the clamp member 42. The clamp member 42 has a V-shaped central portion 48 similar in shape and function to the midsection 35 of the clamp plate 33 previously described. It is seen, therefore, that the bolts 41 are rotatable to move the clamp member 42 relative to the base plate 39 to secure the tubular antenna support 17 therebetween (FIG. 1).
Furthermore, it is seen that the central portion 48 and attachment sections 45 are sufficiently spaced to receive the antenna support 17 and the clamp member 42 between the inner surface of the mid-portion 44 and outer surface of the attachment sections 45.
In the use and construction of the antenna ground mount support assembly 12, the base mounting plate 13 is secured to the lower end of the tubular antenna support 17 by insertion thereof between the support plate 26 and the clamp plate 33 and actuation of the bolts 29 to secure by clamp the base mounting plate 13 to the antenna support 17. As shown in FIG. 1, the vertically extended antenna support 17 is moved to a desired position adjacent the house 18 which produces the maximum signal reception. The base mounting support 13 is then forced as by foot pressure or hammer action into a supporting ground surface 52. It is seen that the wedge-shaped sidewalls 22 are forced into the surface 52 to provide lateral stability to the lower portion of the tubular antenna support 17 In order to provide additional and desirable support to the elongated antenna support 17, the mounting bracket 15 is placed about the tubular antenna support 17 and moved vertica ly to a position wherein the attachment sections 45 are positionable flush against a side wall of the house 18 or the roof overhang 54. The bracket 15 is rigidly secured thereto by screws 54 inserted through holes in the attachment section 45 and threaded into the roof overhang 54 of the house. The bolts 41 can then be rotated to rigidly clamp the antenna support 17 between the base plate 39 and the clamp member 42. It is seen, therefore, that the antenna ground mount assembly 12 provides a rigid structure that can be rapidly constructed, adjusted, and disassembled with a minimum of time and tools by one not skilled in the art.
It is obvious that the antenna ground mount assembly 12 can be erected adjacent any side or end of the house 18 or any vertical structure that would provide an upward section for attachment of the mounting bracket 15, or the like. Similarly, it is obvious that the base mounting plate 13 could rest upon a solid supporting surface, such as concrete, with .a plurality of spaced mounting brackets 15 secured to the side of the house 18 providing for the antenna ground mount support assembly 12.
The antenna ground mount support assembly can be installed without interfering in any way with the roof, of the house such as putting holes therein or hindering re-roofing. It is simple to assemble the antenna support assembly, and also to disassemble and transport the same to a new location thereby resulting in considerable savings in time and money to the owner.
Although a preferred embodiment of the invention has been disclosed herein, various alternate constructions and modifications can be made within the scope of the invention defined in the appended claims.
I claim:
1. A mounting means for use in supporting a vertically extended mast on a ground surface adjacent an upright support structure, comprising:
(a) a base means connectible to the lower end of the mast extending transversely thereof, said base means connectible to said ground surface for lateral stability,
(b) said base means includes a plate member having downwardly extending anchor walls about the outer periphery thereof, and an upwardly extended clamp member,
(c) said clamp member including a wall member integral with said plate member and a movable wedge plate,
(d) means connecting said wedge plate to said wall member whereby said wedge plate is movable to clamp the must between said Wall member and said wedge plate,
(e) bracket means connectible to an upper portion of a mast to prevent vertical movement of the mast, and
(f) means for securing said bracket means to the support structure whereby the mast is rigidly anchored against vertical and lateral movement by said mounting means.
2. A mounting means for use in supporting a vertically extended mast on a ground surface, comprising:
(a) a base means for support of the mast having a clamp member secured thereto,
(b) said base means having a base plate centrally apertured and an integral, laterally extended portion of said base plate forming a first upright part of said clamp member,
(0) said clamp member having a second part releasably mounted on said first part whereby the lower end of the mast is extendable between said first part and said second part and supportable on the upper surface of said base plate, and
(d) said base plate having four downwardly extending sidewalls of trapezoidal shape with outwardly converging edges whereby said sidewalls are readily insertable within the ground surface for lateral stability.
References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 719,268 1/ 1903 Slyder 248-43 1,255,557 2/1918 Norman 248-44 2,525,890 10/1950 Gage 119-121 2,698,873 1/1955 Allsworth et al. 248-43 X 2,714,496 8/ 1955 Doyle 248-38 2,744,704 5/ 1956 Johnson 248-45 2,929,593 3/ 1960 Rosenwinkel 248-45 JOHN PETO, Primary Examiner.

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1. A MOUNTING MEANS FOR USE IN SUPPORTING A VERTICALLY EXTENDED MAST ON A GROUND SURFACE ADJACENT AN UPRIGHT SUPPORT STRUCTURE, COMPRISING: (A) A BASE MEANS CONNECTIBLE TO THE LOWER END OF THE MAST EXTENDING TRANSVERSELY THEREOF, SAID BASE MEANS CONNECTIBLE TO SAID GROUND SURFACE FOR LATERAL STABILITY, (B) SAID BASE MEANS INCLUDES A PLATE MEMBER HAVING DOWNWARDLY EXTENDING ANCHOR WALLS ABOUT THE OUTER PERIPHERY THEREOF, AND AN UPWARDLY EXTENDED CLAMP MEMBER, (C) SAID CLAMP MEMBER INCLUDING A WALL MEMBER INTEGRAL WITH SAID PLATE MEMBER AND A MOVABLE WEDGE PLATE, (D) MEANS CONNECTING SAID WEDGE PLATE TO SAID WALL MEMBER WHEREBY SAID WEDGE PLATE IS MOVABLE TO CLAMP THE MUST BETWEEN SAID WALL MEMBER AND SAID WEDGE PLATE, (E) BRACKET MEANS CONNECTIBLE TO AN UPPER PORTION OF A MAST TO PREVENT VERTICAL MOVEMENT OF THE MAST, AND (F) MEANS FOR SECURING SAID BRACKET MEANS TO THE SUPPORT STRUCTURE WHEREBY THE MAST IS RIGIDLY ANCHORED AGAINST VERTICAL AND LATERAL MOVEMENT BY SAID MOUNTING MEANS.
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