The Giovannini rotators, are designed for medium and very large antenna systems and the specifications that you read below are suitable for this. Monobanders for 40 or 80 meters , large HF antennas for 20 -15 -10 m , rotating tower, stacking of antennas… and more. This antenna rotators
are designed to be installed inside a tower or beside for a rotating tower or a mast. Torque up to 1000 Nm , all models are supplied with torsionally flexible jaw coupling, square flange and a 230 Vac 50 Hz 0,18 Kw electric motor
( 115 V ac 60 Hz UL on request ). The heavy duty mast clamp is supplied on request. Smart digital control unit and separately power unit are supplied, for computer and remote control , by the internet or LAN.
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