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![]() Nick wrote: "Jeff Dieterle" wrote in message ... I'm installing a 60ft tower about 400ft from my house for uhf/vhf. I'm planning to use a Channel Master rotor which I haven't purchased yet. Also, be aware that many of these rotors are Capacitor Start motors. So, where is the Capacitor? Well, its in the Control Box (to make it simple to get to, when it ages/or gives up). Tho these are easy to access, my question would also be (since these cap leads are quite long, and RESISTIVE to get to the rotor), is just what effect these long (thus HIGHer) resistance and thus, volts limiting going to do to the rotor speed ? I hope I stated this correctly. Anyone have experience with this? Jim NN7K |
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