I have for sale a Moonraker 4 CB antenna with a 40 foot walkup tower and Ham II rotor.
As you can see from the pictures the Moonraker appears to be in fairly good condition. The vertical gamma match did fall off a few years ago, which I did keep. The gamma match would either need to be replaced or perhaps the original could be repaired and reinstalled on the antenna. The reflector wire has shrank some causing the fiberglass elements to bow slightly, this should be easy to fix. Otherwise I think it's in good shape.
The walkup tower consists of the upper 9' section, and 3 ten foot sections, one of which is in the ground 3 foot.
The Ham II rotor is in semi-working condition. It will turn the antenna with no problem, however the direction needle on the rotor box shows the antenna as pointing Southeast and this never changes. From what I understand there is a sensor in the bell rotor that can go bad or just need a good cleaning that can cause this issue. The rotor always worked great, it probably just needs to be disassembled and cleaned, and it wouldn't hurt to give it a good greasing while it's apart.
Whoever purchases the antenna/tower would have to take it down.
It's located in the Southeastern part of Iowa.
Thanks.
As you can see from the pictures the Moonraker appears to be in fairly good condition. The vertical gamma match did fall off a few years ago, which I did keep. The gamma match would either need to be replaced or perhaps the original could be repaired and reinstalled on the antenna. The reflector wire has shrank some causing the fiberglass elements to bow slightly, this should be easy to fix. Otherwise I think it's in good shape.
The walkup tower consists of the upper 9' section, and 3 ten foot sections, one of which is in the ground 3 foot.
The Ham II rotor is in semi-working condition. It will turn the antenna with no problem, however the direction needle on the rotor box shows the antenna as pointing Southeast and this never changes. From what I understand there is a sensor in the bell rotor that can go bad or just need a good cleaning that can cause this issue. The rotor always worked great, it probably just needs to be disassembled and cleaned, and it wouldn't hurt to give it a good greasing while it's apart.
Whoever purchases the antenna/tower would have to take it down.
It's located in the Southeastern part of Iowa.
Thanks.
