Id try an alfaspid, its wormgear driven(no brake). Its got digital control and
will take a heavy load. Mines been up over 2 yrs on a crankup at 70ft and has
worked great. Im turning a Hygain 205ca and am on a hill. Today the winds
blowing 30-40mph. goodluck..
Mark
W0NCL
-----Original Message-----
From: Scott Millick <smillick@wamusa.com>
To: towertalk@contesting.com
Sent: Thu, 12 May 2005 10:53:50 -0500
Subject: [TowerTalk] Rotor
I have recently lost 2 Yaesu G800-DXA rotors due to a high wind that
snapped them and Yaesu said they could be repaired but the cost would be
too high to make it feasible. What I want to know is who makes a rotor that
has the best breaking system. I have a Mosley PRO67 with some UHF antennas
on top and it turns it fine but a 50mph wind last night took it out. So
some opinions on rotors is solicited. Thanks in advance as may buy one in
Dayton if I come up with some good suggestions
Scott K9SM
'God please save us from the Good People'
If you don't understand this you're part of the problem.
Remember other sayings
'You can't fix stupid'
'If you don't your know history you are doomed to repeat it'
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