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        "address": "don (a) 00100100.net",
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    "sender_name": "Don Fanning",
    "subject": "[amsat-bb] Re: Home brewing El. Az. rotators",
    "date": "2007-09-11T02:29:03Z",
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    "content": "Absolutely.  Unfortunately due to lack of tools and all the robot \nengineers around here, alot of the right parts are not available \nlocally.  Plus I move around too much right now with the way the tech \nmarket is so I'd rather have something that I can also have fun with \nportably. \n\nNot to knock those who got the G-5400 or better.  Nothing wrong with \nthat equipment.  But I like the homebrew aspect of the hobby as much as \nI like the COTS availability of parts/gear.  Too bad I came around about \n20 years too late for Heathkit otherwise I'd be buying stock in them! \nhihi...\n\nBut it's important even to the newer/younger potential hams that things \nlike satellite communication can be done with style on a budget and even \na little edgy to give them hope that one day they can own a 30 element \nEME array or have a 30 meter dish in their backyard on a appropriate \naz/el mount.  Start small, think big.  I got the right gear that has \nbeen missing the right antenna setup.  But that's changing sooner than \nlater...\n\nSee you on the birds!\n\nde Don (KL7EET)\n\nTony VK5ZAI wrote:\n> Hi Guys,\n> Seems a lot of talk about rotators lately, have you thought about \n> building up your own, I did this around 15 years ago and the system has \n> never been switched off apart from twice when moving QTH and the \n> occasional service, greasing etc. My present QTH is 300 yds from the \n> Southern Ocean and we get some almighty winds in the winter but it keeps \n> on going. It's driven by 2 windshield wiper motors and constructed of \n> parts that can generally be scrounged from vehicle and machinery junk \n> yards etc. You will require a small welder to put it together and access \n> to a lathe but really there's no great precision required in it's \n> construction. I've described it's construction on my web site listed \n> below. hopefully it will be of interest to some of you.\n>\n>   \n\n\n-- \nDon Fanning\nhttp://00100100.net\n\nEmail Fortune:\nToday is the first day of the rest of your life.\n\n",
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