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"RST Engineering" wrote: You could have saved yourself half the price of the "commercially available antenna base" by using a bulkhead BNC female connector, mounting it to the same piece of aluminum and feeding one side with connector/coax to the radio and the other side with a BNC connector on the other side with a brass brazing rod of your choice in diameter for the radiating rod. True, but this was a time-saving step. (Red/white striped package, cannot remember the manufacturer. Larson?) It was a HAM antenna base. Punch a 1" hole in the metal, unscrew the cap from the base, insert base through hole, screw on cap. Whip set in a well in the cap and secured with a set screw. The base had the coax attached at a right-angle and fit the shallow area between the top and bottom fairings. |
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