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Hi, all:
I am planning to use my rotor (Alliance HD73) to hold the base of a quarter-wave aluminum-tube vertical for 40m. I have two scenarios for this: a) Have the vertical element base sitting without insulation in the rotor enclosure, electrically connected to the rotor; b) Have the vertical element base isolated in the rotor enclosure, not connected to the rotor but to the groundplane below. Do you have comments on having the rotor as a part of the vertical antenna system in this way, (a) or (b)? My measurements on this rotor indicate that the rotor enclosure is actually isolated from the control and motor wires of the rotor, so perhaps the rotor shell will not have no effect either way? Are other rotors generally RF-isolated from the control and motor wires? 73 - Kristinn, TF3KX |
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