I am going to stick a couple more towers in the air and wondering if anyone has tried or done the below . i would like to operate 2 or more rotors with one control box. They will al be TX2 style roto
I'm not sure that I see the advantage to this, unless both towers are near each other and very far from the shack. If you connect the motors together so that both turn at the same time, you will need
Or a small box with ONE multi-pole switch that could easily switch from one rotor to another. I mulled over this possibility for years, but rotor control boxes are relatively cheap, and, at the time,
Been there, done it, with 2 x 4 pole relays and one +V wire out at a tower. Doug Life is not a spectator sport. I am going to stick a couple more towers in the air and wondering if anyone has tried o
I share one Hy-Gain DCU-1 controller between three rotors: a T2X and two Ham IV rotors. It isn't perfect because the calibration is slightly different between the T2X and Ham IV, but it's good enough