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A stacked tube-and-connector tower — height and visibility from the same 1,33 m module. Banners, light or a lookout, depending on what you mount on it.

• Type: Structure
• Status: In use
• Primary function: visibility / height / signal

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Everything you need to build one tour. All tubes diameter 50 x 2 mm wall. Click a part for specs and handling.

• Connector nodes: 24 (each = 2x T + 1x X)
• Tubes total: 70 - tube length: 109,58 m
• Tube weight: 89,2 kg - connector weight: 25,7 kg - total: 114,9 kg

Source: MoBil builder. Locking-pin count and panel type to confirm.

The tour is stacked from connector nodes. Each node = the connector assembly (2x T + 1x X), joined by tubes. Built flat, then tilted upright.

1. Lay out the base level. Three squares side by side on the ground; join the nodes with straight tubes.
2. Add the verticals. One straight tube into each ground node, pointing up; connect.
3. Close the top surface. Cap with straight tubes.
4. Add panels. Mount square panels where wanted.
5. Tilt 90 and add the base. Stand the structure upright on its hinge, then add the base for stability.

Each step maps to a stage in the viewer above.

• Pinch points at every connector - keep fingers clear when seating joints.
• Don't hammer pins with the frame unsupported; seat the joint by hand first.
• Tilting a tall frame upright needs enough hands - never lift it short-handed.

• Max vertical load (stage/roof): . kg (to define / test)
• Do not climb the frame unless rated and ballasted.
• Wind: above . km/h, remove banners and ballast or take down. (define - tall, wind-critical)
• Never leave a tall configuration up unattended in changing weather.

• Footprint anchoring with water weights at the base corners - mandatory for any raised or sail-bearing configuration.
• Ropes to fixed points where available.
• Minimum ballast: . kg per corner (define per configuration).

1. Remove add-ons and ballast first.
2. Tilt the frame back down flat before breaking joints.
3. Pull top pins, lift off top surface.
4. Pull verticals.
5. Break the base levels. Nodes can stay assembled for next time, or break to flat-pack.

• Packs into: normal bike trailer (tubes + euroboxes for connectors).
• Store dry. Check pins aren't bent before repacking.

What this tour accepts:

• Banners
• Light inflatable

• Photos - Drawings - Exploded diagram
• Linked: Connector (the core joint)

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