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I'm fixing up an older Channel Master light-duty rotor to turn a small 2m
wooden quad I've built for my attic, but one of the plastic gears in the control unit disintegrated in my hand during the rennovation. The rest of the control unit is in rough shape too. I'm thinking of building my own power supply/control unit for this rotor, but I'm not clear on just how these 3-wire units actually control the rotor. Any ideas? I can perhaps make my own simple PS, and figure out the direction-setting power scheme, but getting feedback on the antenna position to prevent over-turn cound be tricky. Thanks to all who reply... VE9XYZ Kevin |
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