The DXpedition Model For Low-Profile Ham Radio Operators

What model is a good fit for a ham radio operator who must operate low-profile, low-power in a dense suburban setting governed by codes, covenants, and regulations?

Let's consider 1.) Set-up and tear down of antenna, 2.) Multiple structures within close proximity of each other, 3.) Equipment footprint is lean that is a transceiver, an antenna tuner or not, a power supply, and a computer, 4.) Antenna(s) are typically compact, lightweight 5.) Height restriction(s) and, 6.) No antenna support other than push-up type masts.

A DXpedition unless the expedition is siege style is a good fit when one begins to look at equipment and antenna(s). I'm thinking in terms of lean, durable, effective, and budget. And I'm looking around our complex imagining my low-profile, low-power operation is much like a DXpedition.

Does anyone have experience with the Mosely TA-32-JR 2-element beam (link)?

There is enough space for beam specifications like the TA-32-JR.

• A turning radius of 13.75 feet.
  
• A boom length of 6.0 feet.
  
• Total assemble weight of 14-pounds.

Mosely's retail price is $339.95 and I can save that amount over a few months without hurting the piggy bank. Any thoughts, suggestions, and insight?

My plan is too support the beam using metal piping with couplers and arm strong rotor the antenna. The base, at the moment, maybe a concrete weight found at home and garden supplies in addition to rope guys.

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