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Question: Aside from rotator and controller, what else is included in the box? Are two brackets with nuts and bolts to secure rotator to a mast included?
Document: Took me one try to get the wiring coordinated between the controller box and rotator because the wire terminals are not numbered. Once I solved that problem, it worked great. I love that they include decals to identify the proper setting for different stations. I am in a fringe area - the closest station is at least 35 miles away - and the rotator has made all the difference. I am getting all the stations I hoped would be available and some of them are more than 60 miles away.
I absolutely hate hassles and problems, especially with brand new products. When I received  this rotator , I read and followed all instructions, which included orienting the rotator by hooking it up to the control unit before installing the rotator on the mast. Everything went fine. Then I installed the rotator on the mast and proceeded to test it by hooking it up to the control unit again; it did not work, as in rotate. I checked the voltage at the control unit. It was fine.
After assembly and testing prior to mast mounting the unit performed as expected. After installation the unit worked for two days and then stuck in the north position. Will not rotate at all. Cost me a bunch for installation!! !
This not something you just plug in or unplug; you install it on a mast X number or feet off the ground or on top of a roof.Given my experience with the Antennacraft rotator, I do not recommend it to anyone.
I proceeded to take the rotator off the mast, and re-checked on the ground. After several attempts to get it to work, I gave it a bang on the palm of my hand and re tried it - it worked! I tried it over and over while it was still on the ground, and it worked over and over, so I re installed it on the mast, and it worked over and over.
I recently purchased and installed this unit.I found it very easy to install. The hardest partwas running the wire from the roof to thecontrol box. Two days and it is working fine.Seems pretty well built, much larger than Ithought it would be. My only complaint is thecontrol box is giving off a strong odor similarto paint thinner. I dont know if it is the plasiccase or somthing inside the box.
This is a nice heavy duty antenna rotor that so far is working very well for me.The control box is different from the one pictured,but is a lot better.It turns antenna 360 degrees in either direction.I hope it lasts a long time.I got mine from Black River Distributing and it came two days after I ordered it through Amazon via UPS service.I'm happy with it.Get yourself one!
The rotator arrived from Toolfetch across the country in 4 days. The unit appears to be nice quality and heavy duty. I was surprised to find the control box was so heavy at 3.5 pounds. I've been using it for several days and it moves smoothly with repeatedly accurate aiming. It's my first rotator so I can't compare but I would expect years of reliable service. See my added pics.
Router motor seems solid enough, but the controller is very clunky and but works. Cheapness of the controller has me concerned I will require a replacement sooner then later.
I hooked the motor and controller up on the bench before installing it. At that point it worked ok. Installed the rotor on the antenna and wired the the control cable. the first couple of times i moved it it worked ok . Then got to where It wouldn't move back North. The controller did not  work. I have the antenna up high and wasn't about to take it all down to return it to Amazon.
Answer: The mounting hardware is included, but no rotator cable. You just need outdoor doorbell cable (three conductor) unless the rotator is going in the attic. Also, make sure your mast isn't too large in diameter.