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TY for the reply, CB. Might I ask, would I be correct in assuming that the A99 and the M103c both rotate on the same rotor? This is what I was thinking on doing as I cant imagine a vertical would be affected from rotating it as well. This sure would make things easier if the M103C was horizontal, but I'm guessing mounting it vertically wouldn't work out so well being it would extend above the base of the A99 on the top side, and also if the pole was metal I would guess this would act somewhat as another element. Maybe mount the two antennas on something like a piece of fiberglass mast above the rotor. And would the coax from the vertical interfere with the beam? I'm obviously spit balling here to see what sticks, hence why I am asking questions rather than learn the hard way.

TY for your reply as well, murdog. Much appreciated!

[QUOTE="McHarley94, post: 854324, member: 70785"] TY for the reply, CB. Might I ask, would I be correct in assuming that the A99 and the M103c both rotate on the same rotor? This is what I was thinking on doing as I cant imagine a vertical would be affected from rotating it as well. This sure would make things easier if the M103C was horizontal, but I'm guessing mounting it vertically wouldn't work out so well being it would extend above the base of the A99 on the top side, and also if the pole was metal I would guess this would act somewhat as another element. Maybe mount the two antennas on something like a piece of fiberglass mast above the rotor. And would the coax from the vertical interfere with the beam? I'm obviously spit balling here to see what sticks, hence why I am asking questions rather than learn the hard way. TY for your reply as well, murdog. Much appreciated! [/QUOTE]

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