This second truss, in the form of an arc, or arch, was to be suspended below, which would rotate on the rails through 360 degrees. The arc also had rails on which the unit supporting the feed would move for the feed's elevational positioning. A counterweight would move symmetrically opposite to the feed for stability and, if a hurricane struck, the whole feed could be raised and lowered.
A second truss, shaped like an arch or curve, was meant to be suspended below, allowing it to rotate 360 degrees on rails. The arch also featured rails that enabled the unit supporting the feed to move vertically for precise positioning. A counterweight would balance the feed symmetrically, providing stability and enabling it to be raised and lowered in case of a hurricane.