[TowerTalk] Comparison between Tailtwister and Yaesu G-1000SDX rotors

[Craig Miller]

Charles,

You can not go wrong by over-engineering this component-  The M^2 Orion 2800 can 
literally turn a house without breaking a sweat, and the service and personal attention 
from the M^2 folks in Fresno is unequalled.  My Orion turns a 3 el KLM 40 M beam plus 
a KLM KT34XA, a 13 el 2M yagi, and a WRAC rotatable dipole with absolutely no 
trouble even in big winds.  Computer control of this beast is easy and flawless.

73 and GL,

Craig
WA6OXK


Date sent:      	Mon, 16 Feb 2004 11:54:33 -0500 (GMT-05:00)
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> I am going to put up a Hy-Gain TH7DX this spring, and would like to
> have opinions from those who have used both the Tailtwister and the
> Yaesu G-1000SDX rotors. Which one seems to be the better in terms of
> construction, reliability, overall quality of construction? The
> antenna will be one a 40' foot tower by itself. I suspect that either
> will turn the antenna without any issues, but would like some first
> hand opionions. I'm probably going to be buying a new one. 
> 
> Thanks, 73, Charles, K4ZRJ
> 
> 
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