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On Sat, 15 Jul 2006 02:39:54 GMT, Jim - NN7K
wrote: "Bob B." bravely wrote to "All" (24 Jun 05 11:01:20) on the heady topic of "Attic antenna: rotator upside-down work?" My oppinion would be: that while it May, or May Not work (depending on the bearings in it), The MAIN consideration, tho, as I see it would be WATER in the Control Cable connections, when a Rotor is upside down (obviously NOT a factor ,when mounted under a cover, roof, ect)! Probably will work fine! just DONT try this if EXPOSED to the Weather! Jim NN7K Rotors are made for use on tall towers. There quickly reaches a point in which rain rises as well as falls. Rotors have to be made water safe from any angle so that shouldn't be an issue. -- 73 for now Buck N4PGW |
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