Re: [amsat-bb] mounting a u-110 elevation rotator

[Jim Jerzycke <kq6ea@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

You could fabricate an "L" bracket that had mounting
holes for the rotor on the horizontal surface, and
holes to match a U-Bolt to clamp the bracket to your
mast on the vertical surface. You should also drill a
hole through the mast and "L" bracket, and 'pin' them
together using a through-bolt so that the bracket and
mast stay in alignment.
Jim  KQ6EA

--- Carl Yaffey <carl_yaffey@yahoo.com> wrote:

> I'm looking for ideas for mounting a U-100/110
> elevation rotator to a  
> mast. The article in the December 1998 QST describes
> using a treated  
> block of wood. That would certainly work, but I'd
> like to find a way  
> to do it with metal.
> Any thoughts?
> Thanks and 73,
> Carl Yaffey  O----'-::  K8NU, brand-new AMSAT
> member.
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> studio.
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> 6353, Columbus OH
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