It has not been used in several years
and will need lubing and the cable terminal board on the Rotor will
need replacing. Some of the screws on the terminal board have rusted.
The Control Box is in good shape and the
Rotor has only been used a couple of years before being stored. It
should clean up and make a very
nice, strong unit.


Have you hooked it up to make sure the wire wound resistor
in the top of the bell is making good contact? Symptoms would
be that the needle on the control box will not move smoothly
when moved throughout its travel.


I just rebuilt my CDE Ham II rotor. I would suggest that the reason
that wirewound resistor causes a fluctuating meter in the control unit is
due to poor connection on the rivits which connect that resistor in the
circuit. I fixed mine by simply using a punch to tighten the rivit
connections.

PS: have been thinking of listing mine here, too. Will wait to see
if the Ham IV sells.


Ed K7AAT