A Rotor or Rotator is a mast-mounted, motor-driven device that permits the TV viewer to conveniently rotate (orient) the outdoor antenna in any direction to optimize reception of a desired TV channel. A rotor should be considered when TV signals are being broadcast from towers in different directions and a single antenna can not accommodate all locations. A rotator consists of two parts: 1) an indoor control unit, and 2) an outdoor drive unit. The two are connected via a 3-conductor wire that carries the voltage and control signals from the indoor unit to the outdoor drive unit.
- Compatible with Most Universal Remote Controls
- 69 Channel Programmable Memory
- Direct Access via TV Channel # or Digital Compass Location
- One-Piece Cast Aluminum Housing
- Heavy Duty Rotator Motor
- Precision-Cut Gear System
- Built-In Steel Thrust Bearings
- Rotation: 1RPM
- Gear Ratio: 3200
- Maximum Masting: 2"
- Maximum Vertical Load: 250 lbs.
- Maximum Balanced Windload Area: 3 square feet
