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On Fri, 24 Jun 2005 11:01:20 -0400, Bob B. wrote:
Hello... Will an antenna rotator like a Radio Shack or Channel Master work if hung upside-down from a roof beam, or should I try to come up with a way to secure it to the attic floor? I know rotators are designed to handle a certain weight, but I can't guess at what they'd do with a "negative" weight... The antenna I'm looking to rotate is a Channel Master 8-bay bowtie. (CM4228) Thanks, -Bob- N1GYL Chances are that the bearings are created for a right-side up force and there will be insufficient bearings for upside down operation. If your attic is like mine, you may consider getting a board to cross a couple of rafters and mount the rotor on the floor from that. Good luck. 73 N4PGW Buck -- 73 for now Buck N4PGW |
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