Pds Electronics, Inc.

Christopher Robert Cummings

Edward L Merical

Paul D Sergi

Tim Duffy

Edward J Polack

Cory Gibson

An antenna rotator includes a housing having an access port disposed therethrough. Positioned within the housing and proximate to the access port is an interface connector. The interface connector provided by the housing is configured to be removably attached to a module connector provided by a detection module, which may include a sensor for detecting a position of an encoder that is rotated by a motor drive within the housing. As a result, the detection module, which is highly susceptible to electrical damage from lightning, can be conveniently accessed and replaced.

Antenna rotator

Disclosed is a cable gripping device used for manually gripping a coaxial cable to install a coaxial connector on the coaxial cable. According to an exemplary embodiment, the coaxial gripping tool includes a first half portion and a mating and/or hinged second half portion, wherein the mating/hinged portions provide a longitudinal bore configured to grip the coaxial cable.

Cable gripper tool

A system is provided which carries cables isolated from each other and isolated from a tower which carries antennas for the cables. The system includes a support plate carried near the top of the tower which carries strain relief devices for gripping each cable. A plurality of guide plates are spaced along the tower and each plate carries inserts which provide apertures of a predetermined size to match the size of the cable passing therethrough. The apertures are spaced from each other and spaced from the tower. An additional plate is attached to the tower near the bottom thereof and is provided with connector assemblies so that the cables may be attached to a send/receive unit.

System for isolating coaxial cables from each other and from an antenna tower

Antenna feedpoint support bracket

The mast () of an antenna is pivotally carried by a post () by a hinge assembly (). A pedestal () is carried by the post () and is adapted to carry a winch () having a line () with a hook () at the end thereof. A hook mount () is carried by the mast () and is adapted to receive the hook () of the winch (). A locking bracket () is carried by the mast () and is connected to the pedestal () when the mast () is positioned adjacent to the post (). An insulator bar () is positioned between the mast () and the hinge assembly () and the locking bracket ().

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Newton Falls, OH, United States of America

Christopher Robert Cummings