Research — Auto Demo
Make-ready demo — auto
No controls here — a pole with primary, a transformer, and secondary already built takes new communication-attacher requests one at a time. Each is checked against the real GO-95 clearance minimum from the attachment below it. When one doesn't fit, the existing attachments repack — sliding up just enough to open the required gap — rather than rejecting the request outright.
Make-ready sequence
Existing constructionPrimary, transformer, and secondary are already on the pole and compliant. Ground.
1. Existing construction2. Attacher A requests 22.0 ft3. Attacher B requests 20.5 ft4. Attacher C requests 19.8 ft5. Make-ready: repack
Elevation · pole attachment stack
Gap being checked
Actual gap
Required
Margin
How the check read it
Real numbers, illustrative sequence:the clearance minimums here are the actual GO-95 Table 1 (ground clearance) and Table 2 (between-attachment clearance) values from this product's own
go95_tables.py -- primary/secondary/comm voltage classes, urban-thoroughfare ground clearance, and separate-support vertical separation. The pole, the four attachers, and the repack sequence are a scripted illustration, not a live call. The transformer is shown as real equipment, but its own mounting clearance follows separate construction-standard provisions, not a GO-95 Table 2 conductor pair -- not modeled here. See theground-clearance auto demofor the sibling check.