NBS mast antenna lowering/raising with cordless drill

Drill battery died towards the end but by hand it takes around 90 seconds to wind up but wit the drill only it takes around 30 seconds.

[@bunter9782]

Bloody awesome, im about to make an elegal run over the boarder to buy one lol.

[@ArtPop]

Super rozwiązanie

[@crazyham]

398 views in only 9 months.
Just shows how awesome You Are.!
Love your work Mate 🙏
Keep it Up and 73

[@stevenforde4058]

the only thing i dislike on them is that they do not lock when the antenna go's up there every thing is on the cable and if it lets go then well you know what is going to happen DANG

[@johnharper7863]

I share your concerns, Steven. The only option seems to be to lower the entire mast and then lock the carriage in place. I think this would be too hard on the hydraulic jack though!

[@ArtPop]

Super patent

[@deanathan4316]

Hi VK5IR, Can you confirm where you got your Winch to Drill Adaptor to make this work?

[@VK5IR]

Hi there. I went to bunnings and bought a 21mm socket and a 50mm 1/2 inch socket adapter for the drill. Total cost of $10.95AUD.

[@davidjaye710]

any links to this mast set up?

[@VK5IR]

nbsmasts.com.au/products/nbs-tiltmast/

[@mashakamakarov4296]

🫠that my friend is gorgeous

[@vk2ir1]

killing me lol love the drill!