that the mast clamp slips, or the rotor breaks? I purchased a heavy duty Slipp-Nott for my Orion to fix the mast clamp slipping problem. I thought that would allow me to use the Orion with the MonstI
Gary, Most rotator manufacturers publish "square foot" ratings for their rotators. This rating does not fully account for the wind dynamics of very large Yagis where much of the wind load is develope
Hello Rick, It will... The only problem with the M2 2800 is the clamp slipping. The rotor never moves!!! 73, Ted K2QMF _______________________________________________ ________________________________
Hello Tower Talkers: I have a Steppir Monstir antenna (Love it by the way). It has a Wind Surface Area of 23.9 square feet. I am currently using a hy-gain TailTwister rotor (rated at 20 square feet).
I do not know where he comes up with that hearsay nonsense... The Yaesu G2800DXA does not have any of these alleged problems... I have MonstIR#1 - it has been up for 2 years... Far longer than any ot
If you install the Yaesu G-2800DXA per the manufacture's instructions and nothing is broken, it is impossible for the mast to slip. John KK9A I do not know where he comes up with that hearsay nonsens
This is not meant as a direct reply to any of the previous posts, but in reading this thread it prompted me to share the following experience I had. I have a F12 Magnum 240N 2-el 40-meter beam at 120
I'm getting ready to order a new mast clamp for my Orion 2800. Is there another version I should look for? Scott N7SS that the mast clamp slips, or the rotor breaks? I purchased a heavy duty Slipp-No