Has anyone used the Rotor EZ card that Rick uses with a Yaesu rotor?  The
rotor turns when a use a terminal program, so I thought that I be able to
select Hy-Gain DCU-1 (not Yaesu) and specify the character string that works
with the terminal program ( "AP1030<CR> ).  I'm specifying leading zeros but
am unsure about selecting "integers" or whatever.

Many thanks,

Jim N7US

----- Original Message -----
From: "Rick Williams" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "DXbase Reflector" <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2002 8:00 PM
Subject: Re: [DXBase] Rotators and DXbase



Hi Joe,

I use rotor control with DXBase here.  I have five Hy-Gain rotors here (2
tail twisters, 2 Ham IV, and a CD-44) that I have hooked up.  I use one
control box to run all of them (auto switching of antennas and rotors  as I
switch bands on my radio).

I highly recommend the Rotor EZ available from Idiom Press,  Box 1025,
Geyserville, GA  95441.  Their phone is 707 431-1286.  This board mounts
inside the CDE control box and interfaces very nicely to DXBase.  You set it
up in DXBase as the HYG-DUC1.

This unit has features that are just unbelieveable.   For instance,  Hy Gain
rotors are notorious for sticking when you first try and turn them (brake
sticks).  The cure has always been to first hit the opposite direction for a
second and then go in the direction you want.  This unit does this
automatically!!

Other features include Preset electronic end points, overshoot protectioin
and 90 degree off set support.

The best part is that it is very reasonable priced.

Good luck

Dick Williams  K8ZTT
Franktown CO


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