[TowerTalk] rotor question

Phil - KB9CRY kb9cry at attbi.com
Wed Feb 26 19:16:30 EST 2003


I've used a 130 - 156 MFD @ 110-125 VAC cap from Grainger in CDE 44, Ham 
II, and Ham IV control boxes with great success.  Grainger part number 
is  4X059A

Also don't foget you can mount the cap right at the rotator or at the 
base of the tower for added starting voltage and can also double up on 
the wires going out to it to save on voltage drop.  Phil  KB9CRY

Ed Williams wrote:

>The Capacitor for CDR/HyGain Rotators
>
>
>AR-33    120-140 mfd. 50VAC
>BigTalk      240 mfd. 50VAC
>CD-45	   120-140 mfd. 50VAC
>Ham-M	   130-140 mfd. 50VAC
>Ham-3    120-140 mfd. 50VAC
>T2X      120-140 mfd. 50VAC
>
>de KN4KL ed
>
> -----Original Message-----
>From: 	towertalk-bounces at contesting.com
>[mailto:towertalk-bounces at contesting.com]  On Behalf Of Michael J.Castellano
>Sent:	Tuesday, February 25, 2003 12:03 PM
>To:	towertalk at contesting.com
>Subject:	[TowerTalk] rotor question
>
>Anyone know the value of the motor start capacitor in a HAM-II
>control?
>
>Restoring one for a buddy, the cap is missing, so is the manual!!!
>
>Thanks for the help, and patience!
>
>73 all, de Mike KM1R
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