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  • Wow. I have really learned not to like the wind! That looks like a sustained wind. No games there.

  • Roland, that is cool, scary but cool,,,, 73 de GI4SZW

  • Fantastic Video. Steppir's are the Bomb...Wish I could afford one LOL

  • WOWWWWW!!!!!! 73's kp4bpr

  • For viewers information and skeptics alike..................

    Yes the Antenna did survive 100% as did the rotor a Yaesu G1000c and tower.

    The system has also since been upgraded and the antenna now also operates on 30 and 40m with the Steppir trombone driven element.

    Further pictures and information at EI4GYB on QRZ.COM

    73

  • @ei4gyb I noticed that the beam was pointing into the wind. Did you turn it into the wind or does your rotor allow it to turn into the wind? In 1972 I visited silent key Senator Berry Goldwater K7UGA. He had an HF Log periodic on top of a 170 ft tower. This log antenna had a rear aircraft like tail section which would turn the antenna into the wind. The rotor had a braking system that would release the ant in high winds thus giving it a high survival rating. 73's.

  • I guess not, or he would have said it survived.

  • Bombastic!

  • It would be like a car accident. You just couldn't look away.

    soooooo, did it make it ??

  • sounds like I hear "MOM, MOM!!" in background.

  • Fantastic.

    W1ZK

  • whoa... did it survive it?

    73

    2E0RKY

  • Scary..

  • I whouldn't want to have that with THAT kind of wind around my house.

  • Uau! ! Lots of wind ...

    73

    Rodrigo

    ct1bxt

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