Oh, nooo!!! Your SatGate is really important in the North West. I hope the remedy is not too complicated. 73 Robert MacHale. KE6BLR Ham Radio License. http://spaceCommunicator.club/aprs%C2%A0 . Supporting Boy Scout Merit Badges in Radio, Robotics, and Space Exploration

On Friday, August 23, 2019, 10:40:54 AM PDT, Ken Swaggart W7KKE via AMSAT-BB amsat-bb@amsat.org wrote:

This morning I found my G-5500 will not move left or right. Not even a wiggle. Took some measurements and the wiring appears to be intact but I don't understand the 40 Vac readings when the rotor is connected to the control box. Here are my readings taken at the control box end of the wiring:

Rotor connected to control box:

Common (pin 6) to Left (pin 4)  Press Left: 28 Vac  Right: 40 Vac

Common (pin 6) to Right (pin 5) Press Left: 40 Vac  Right: 28 Vac

Rotor disconnected. Measuring control box terminals:

Pin 6 to 4  Press Left: 29.5 Vac  Press right: 0

Pin 6 to 5 Press Left: 0  Press Right: 29.5 Vac

Measuring rotor cable at control box, disconnected from box:

6 (brown) to 4 (blue) 5.3 Ohms

6 (brown) to 5 (orange) 5.3 Ohms

4 (blue) to 5 (orange) 8.9 Ohms

Any suggestions before I pull the rotor off the mast?

73,

Ken, W7KKE

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