All I forgot that the rotator is a Ham 4 Gerald Muller K9GEMUSN DSC (SW) 
Retired [email protected] In a message dated 8/6/2020 4:32:55 PM Central 
Standard Time, [email protected] writes: 
Rick and All  Some further info.     The tower is up 40 ft.  (30 ft from eve 
brace of house)   The antenna is a MP 33 warc with a 40m add on (40m (TAK-40-K) 
  The controller is a DCU-3   The Hazer is on the tower and raised and lowered 
by a winch attached to a battery. Gerald Muller K9GEMUSN DSC (SW) Retired 
[email protected]  In a message dated 8/6/2020 3:36:02 PM Central Standard 
Time, [email protected] writes: 
Jerry,Refresh my memory.   Rotor type?   Beam type?  Hazer?  Maybe you 
upgraded, not sure.  Been awhile. At what height is the antenna?Tnx.   Rick

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On Aug 6, 2020, at 2:30 PM, gmuller885--- via BVARC <[email protected]> wrote:


Help.:    During the Hurricane that was supposed to hit Houston with 60 to 80 
MPH winds I decided to lower my Beam, which I did. Unfortunately I forgot that 
I had done so when I got up around midnight and was getting ready to work some 
FT8. I spotted a station I needed and swung the beam. The beam locked up and I 
can not get it away from the locked bearing although it is still at the same 
position. I because of that I was able to raise the Beam to the top of the 
tower. I was able to move the beam to 325 deg. It locked up there again.  I 
have reset the defaults which changed the bearing to 297 deg but does not move 
the beam.  The beam still will not move.  Believe the brake is locked. I can 
not lower it it as it needs a bearing of 151 deg to clear the tower. Any and 
all help would be greatly appreciated. Any suggestions on what is broke would 
help. The DCU 3 tries to move the beam but nothing happens. Any and all help is 
appreciated.   By the way I am recuperating from a broken toe so can not be of 
much physical help.  Gerald Muller K9GEMUSN DSC (SW) Retired [email protected] 

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