Considering a roof-mounted 3-el 6 meter beam and don't want to have to
spend more than the cost of the antenna just to turn it.

I see a number of apparently mechanically identical rotators intended for
turning TV antennas, ranging in price from about $50 to $120, which look
like they'd work under normal conditions.

We don't have much trouble with ice here, but long stretches of near-
zero or below-zero F temperatures are common, with occasional dips to -20F
or so.

Would these rotators work in those temperatures? Would they continue to
work for more than one winter?

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Bert Hyman W0RSB St. Paul, MN