Ham m rotor manual

Title: CDE - TR user manual Subject: rotator Keywords: CDE - TR user manual Created Date: 6/25/ PM. Manual MODEL HAM-M CLASS ROTOR CDE CORNELL-DUBILIER ELECTRONICS DIVISION O F F ED ERA L PACIFIC E L ECT RIC C O MP ANY Rotor Department Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina. unbalance places additional stresses on the motor and gear train. Unbalanced weight becomes critical as the distance from the. rotor system. owner's manual. the ham iv is recommended for antenna arrays no larger than 15 square feet of wind surface area when tower mounted and square feet of antenna wind surface area when mast mounted using the lower mast support for larger antennas, the t2x heavy duty rotor is recommended. cornell-dubilier electron icsFile Size: 1MB.

HAM IV / HAM IVX Antenna Rotator HAM IV has VAC Controller HAM IV X has INSTRUCTION MANUAL GENERAL DESCRIPTION The HAM IV rotator consists of a bell type rotator, a metered control unit and the necessary mounting hardware. The stock HAM IV is intended for in-tower mounting on the base plate which is part of the tower. However, in some. The Ham II Rotor System is designed to acmodate amateur antennas with a maximum of square feet of wind area. The Ham if provides a full ° range of rotation and a meter scale read out for accurate position indication. The Ham II Rotator is built along the general lines of the original CDE Bell type rotors. INSTRUCTION MANUAL GENERAL DESCRIPTION The Tailtwister rotator consists of an extra heavy duty rotator and the control unit. The rotator is designed to be mounted on a plate inside a tower. A mast to support and turn large communications beams is then attached to the top of the rotator. However, in some instances, mast mounting is desired.

CDE HAM Il ROTOR SYSTEM Owner's Manual THE HAM 11 IS RATED FOR ANTENNAS WITH UP TO SQUARE FEET OF WIND SURFACE AREA. CORNELL-DUB 1 LIER DIVISION OF FEDERAL PACIFI Rotor Department ELECTRONICS C E L ECT R C C 0M p ANY Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina The Ham rotor is designed to support excep- tionally heavy antenna arrangements used by amateur radio operators, and provide for rotation of such an- tennas through a complete degree range. Position of the antenna is indicated on a meter in the control box. This rotor is built along the general lines of the original Bell. Title: CDE - TR user manual Subject: rotator Keywords: CDE - TR user manual Created Date: 6/25/ PM.