Thanks to all for the comments on the rotor. Sounds like I'd better spend the
bux and get it in for service. I'm sure its a fairly easy project for a DIYer
but I'd just as soon have a pro look at it and figure that I've done all I
could for the thing.
Thanks again.
Gary Slagel/N0SXX
Hot Springs, SD
http://marina.fortunecity.com/sanpedro/351
On Mon, 2008-10-27 at 12:58 -0700, Gary Slagel wrote:
> I've got a used HAM IV rotor that just came off a tower after about 10
years of service with no problems. I'm going to put it back up on a medium
sized tribander on a crank up tower. I'm wonder if I should just put it up
or should I send it in for a 'tune up' with a rotor service company?
The thing seems to be working fine but wondering if I'd have a better chance
of getting another 10 years out of it if I had some routine maintenance done on
it?
>
> Thanks for anyone's ideas.
>
> Gary Slagel/N0SXX
> Hot Springs, SD
> http://marina.fortunecity.com/sanpedro/351
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