I have a 5 element, 10 trap, 18 foot boom tri-band beam made by hy-gain that I am unable to identify the model of. Tom of hy-gain thinks the beam predates the present company. Of the five elements: t
Thanks to all who have responded so far on my unknown hy-gain beam. It is not an antenna that Hy-gain presently sells, I have exhausted all information in that area. It has been suggested that it mig
Thanks to each and all of you who helped me try and identify my Hy-gain beam. It appears to be a TH5DX and through the kind efforts of people on this list, I will be receiving a copy of the manual. T
HelloI am new to the list and would appreciate comment on an unassembled self-supporting tower that I have. It came from Norton AFB and I believe it belonged to Western Union. It is 80' high, three l
Looking for info or photos on a three legged self-supporting tower that was used by Western Union at Norton AFB, or at other locations. Am interested in finding out the manufacturer of the tower and
In a message dated 10/27/2007 3:01:51 P.M. Mountain Standard Time, wa9vrh@dishmail.net writes: http://picasaweb.google.com/mcclements/Tower380RohnSSV ScottThis looks like a great tower, self-supporti
Keep everything well grounded and it shouldn't be a problem. Bob K6OSM Mccall, Idaho **Check out AOL's list of 2007's hottest products. (http://money.aol.com/special/hot-products-2007?NCID=aoltop0003
ScottFor what it's worth, I am a retired senior microwave technician and I maintained microwave sites across three States, all on mountain tops. Several sites had no commercial power and we had four
I was a senior microwave tech working across three states and all of our sites had both propane tanks grounded, as well as each post of the chain link fence, each section of the two section gate and
I use "bronze wool" with WD-40. Bob K6OSM **The year's hottest artists on the red carpet at the Grammy Awards. Go to AOL Music. (http://music.aol.com/grammys?NCID=aolcmp00300000002565) ______________
This is appreciated info, I have five prop pitch motors and I didn't want to mess around with selsyn's if I don't have to. Bob K6OSM John KK9A I am in need of a schematic for providing an adjustable
I guess we all have some odd type of soldering iron, I have a large iron that uses a chemical cartridge that is activated by a plunger or other impact device, it gets hot enough to solder a #6 cable
I know people have run these on AC, but I have seen photo's that appear to show damage to the commutator when run on AC, I have six of these PP motors and have always run them on DC. Bob/K6OSM In a m
Gene, K7NV has a web site and builds PP motors for the owners or for resale, his site has a lot of info on how to take these PP motors apart, rebuild them or lube them for service. Hope this helps 73
Norm, Great idea on the grounding, I had not thought of that and I have been using PP motors since the late 50's. Thank you for the info Bob K6OSM In a message dated 3/16/2010 10:02:50 P.M. Mountain