John et all I have been working on this issue with Prosistel rotors
for the last few months and have successfully developed a retrofit
kit to get rid of that ridiculous pot that fills with moisture, this
will be sold through GH very soon as soon as I get them finished and
documented to my satisfaction. That being said knowing the insides of
these Tic boxes pretty well, I would say that it's not a difficult
thing to do. Just some machine work, a few rare earth magnets and a
GRI hermetically sealed switch.
You may want to try changing the timing value for the GH box for the
period that it looks for input. Can be done with the GH
software...have seen this before. Jeff can fill you in more on this
if need be.
Most of these ham rotors I've found in the last 35 years to be a
mishmoshed pile of junk. If the mechanics don't break down, the
direction indicator stinks. The GRI switch is the way to go, they are
rated for something like 50 million cycle before failure at 5v and
are hugely reliable.
If you would like, send me a picture of what you have for a motor and
I can see if I can put you something together for it.
Scott
N1CX
scottb@radios-online.com
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