Lee,
I have yet to find a better solution for FO-29, SO-50, and AO-27 mobile
than a combination of small UHF yagi with preamp for the downlink and a VHF
vertical for the uplink. While the quadrifilar helix, eggbeaters, and 19"
whip all work, nothing gives me a 100% copy of all the LEO's from AOS
Thanks Clayton!
Now if I could find a small commercial az-el rotator for an Arrow, that
would be ideal!
Lee
Clayton Coleman W5PFG wrote:
Lee,
I have yet to find a better solution for FO-29, SO-50, and AO-27
mobile than a combination of small UHF yagi with preamp for the
downlink and a
The company that comes out with an AZ/EL unit that is about $200 is going to
sell a million.
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Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2012 1:02:39 PM
Subject: [amsat-bb] Re: Antenna suggestions for mounting on vehicle for sat
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Thanks Clayton!
Now if I could find a small commercial az-el rotator for an A
llion.
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Thanks Clayton!
Now if I could find a small commercial az-el r
Thanks Bob
That is extremely helpful, and most likely what I will do. Now, is
there a computer interface somewhere for these RS rotators?
Lee
W5LMM
Bob Bruninga wrote:
The company that comes out with an AZ/EL unit that
is about $200 is going to sell a million.
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Thanks Bob
That is extremely helpful
Thanks, Ted, and that's fine if I have to do that, but all the RS
rotators are 110v with no 12v option. I have searched, but can't seem
to find a small 12v rotator. I'd hate to use an inverter just for that,
seems silly.
73
Lee
W5LMM
Ted wrote:
Lee, there is a construction article in Chap
> all the RS rotators are 110v with no 12v option
> I'd hate to use an inverter just for that,
But a 100W inverter that plugs into a cigarette lighter is only $24 or less
at Walmart. That is much less than you would pay compared to trying to find
a 12v rotator system. I had similar designs for 1
On 5/24/2012 9:15 PM, Bob Bruninga wrote:
all the RS rotators are 110v with no 12v option
I'd hate to use an inverter just for that,
But a 100W inverter that plugs into a cigarette lighter is only $24 or less
at Walmart. That is much less than you would pay compared to trying to find
a 12v rot
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