We used one for the Parker County ARC field day event and I can tell you it was really neat to work with. All it took was two very small motors and a couple of winches for what we had to work with an
Well nobody give these away around where I live but if anybody needs what sounds like a heck of a good deal or has a friend who does here it is. 73 fer nw, Bob AD5VJ(AAR6VM) http://www.ad5vj.com/ Mem
Yeah the guy says totally free just take it down. He sent me the email after I posted about starter tower sections, - TOP BOTTOM thrust bearing rotor plate, ect. So thought I would forward it and pas
I have a question: BTW I agree not to work on antennas in a thunder storm. Had lightening hit (not sure what it hit) about twenty years ago and the walls in the garage (radio shack) had a very erry b
Hi Larry: Funny you would ask that question. I have obtained a similar rotor as well. No markings on the bell housing, however, it does have all 8 terminals (which need cleaning) and it has in stampe
I like that answer the most and it seems after going to the website mentioned that your right. Thanks to everyone who answered. 73 fer nw, Bob AD5VJ(AAR6VM) http://www.ad5vj.com/ Member CTDXCC 10X# 3
Hi fellas: I have recently acquired a Ham IV Rotor and CDE controller. I am planning on getting some Rohn 25 and mounting the rotor. (not sure about the thrust bearing) But, I can make the Rotor Plat
Well I sent this to TopBand Reflector first but no one has responded so I guess I stumped 'em. Hello everyone: I am in a space limited environment and already have a double bazooka tuned for 80 meter
I knew it would happen sooner or later. It old age creeping up. SRI 73 fer nw, Bob AD5VJ(AAR6VM) http://www.ad5vj.com/ Member: CTDXCC, NTCC FISTS: # 12637 10X# 37210, FP#-1141 SMIRK#-5177, RARS #-149
Hello everyone: As most of you know, I am located near Weatherford in Hudson Oaks. I have some very strong poles (about 10 or more) that would make very good antenna masts if anyone is interested. Th
I already saw the picture on the internet it is the talk of the reflectors. How does it play? Describe to us the differences you are hearing and seeing. 73 fer nw es gud DX, QSL VIA BUR,LotW Bob AD5V
Has anyone successfully put a tribander on a mast at 60 feet or is that not possible. I cant afford a tower right now and was going to try to make a mast from the poles I have here. These are the typ
Try heating them while twisting them, that is what we do in the oil&gas industry. 73 fer nw es gud DX, QSL VIA: BUR, LotW, e-QSL Bob AD5VJ(AAR6VM) Old calls: WY5L/KH3-KE5CTY-N5IET http://www.ad5vj.co
Funny I always thought the cursing was a necessary part to get them to cooperate. 73 fer nw es gud DX, QSL VIA: BUR, LotW, e-QSL Bob AD5VJ(AAR6VM) Old calls: WY5L/KH3-KE5CTY-N5IET http://www.ad5vj.co
If you will heat the outer pipe with a propane torch abt 6 inches from where the inner pipe stops inside the outer pipe, the outer pipe will heat faster and will expand at a faster rate. If you heat
Also do not apply the fire directly to the aluminum only under it while turning the pipe. You don't want to singe it you just want to heat it. 73 fer nw es gud DX, QSL VIA: BUR, LotW, e-QSL Bob AD5VJ
Someone I consider to be a good friend of mine in Ham Radio just sent me an email about a 40' wooden tower that he constructed and has used successfully for over 10 years until he managed to accident
I have seen numerous postings regarding the old Hornet Tribanders. A friend of mine has one he is going to give me. Does anyone on the list have or know where I can find any information on this beam?
Have a Ham IV right now (in the box), just been refurbished, and had one abt 15 years ago as well. Also used one while living as DX on Johnston Island WY5L/KH3 in the late 80's. Never had any problem