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You have way too much load for that light weight rotor
If you could install the rotor close to the antennas and use no more than 3 feet of mast pipe, you might get by but even then the square feet of wind load with those long boom antennas would eventually strip the drive gears
You have created a giant flywheel effect with that heavy pipe and
trying to stop the rotation is likely going to destroy any light duty rotor
Something like the Hygain AR40 might last undertaken those conditions and they are over $300
In the 9521 instructions it says "use no more than 3 feet of mast above the rotor"
Last edited by WIRELESS ENGINEER; 13-Dec-2016 at 12:13 AM.
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