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I have a Ham-M rotor that was built with a terminal strip in it's base
to which the rotor control cable can be terminated. I would like to convert the connection to a watertight connector that could be made up in advance to facilitate rapid deployment and tear down for EMCOMM work as well as eliminate the corrosion that happens on the terminal strip. Has anyone done this and how did you go about it? I would also like to terminate the controller end in a connector for the same speed of deployment and tear down issues. I thought it might make sense to use the same connector at both ends and have the same type at each end of the cable so that either end could go to either device. Any advice and cautions are welcome both on list and off. -- Tom Horne, W3TDH |
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