A simple method is to build a switch that controls a relay that connects the
rotor to both control boxes. The relay should be six pole, or you could use
two or three smaller relays in parallel. The switch should be wired like a
"hall" light switch, giving each operator independent control.
Not sure how the pointer would like this wiring.
Keith NM5G
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Subject: [TowerTalk] Rotor Control??
Hello All,
I would like to connect two rotor control units in parallel. Units like for
the Ham4 or T2X, etc.
The reason is to be able to control the same rotor from two different
operating positions
Has anyone tried this or does anyone have any thoughts or suggestions along
these lines ?????????
Many Thanks in advance for any suggestions.
73, Ted K2QMF
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