Antenna install
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Antenna install
Got a question, is the antenna base grounded to the antenna bracket by a bonding wire????? Also is their supposed to be a rubber gasket installed somewhere?
Jeff
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Vietnam Veterans Assoc, Associate Member
Green Mountain Military Vehicle Club
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1953 M62
1951 M37
" I am deuceless" Sold them all.
Re: Antenna install
Hi Jeff
There is a bonding wire from bottom of antenna base (you will see a threaded hole) and the sugar scoop (tinned braided wire with soldered terminals).
A rubber gasket goes between the base and the suger scoop (let me know if you need one I have a ton of them lying around here)
Mark
There is a bonding wire from bottom of antenna base (you will see a threaded hole) and the sugar scoop (tinned braided wire with soldered terminals).
A rubber gasket goes between the base and the suger scoop (let me know if you need one I have a ton of them lying around here)
Mark
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Re: Antenna install
Thats what I thought. I have looked around all my radio stuff, I thought I had 2 for my bases but there not with them anymore so I could use 2. How much??? Thanks for the info. I dont want to fry my RT when I power it up this week while I am waiting on brake parts.
Jeff
Army Transportation Assoc Vietnam, Associate Member
Vietnam Veterans Assoc, Associate Member
Green Mountain Military Vehicle Club
1968 M52A2
1968 M54A2
1968 M151A1
1964 M151A1
1953 M62
1951 M37
" I am deuceless" Sold them all.
Army Transportation Assoc Vietnam, Associate Member
Vietnam Veterans Assoc, Associate Member
Green Mountain Military Vehicle Club
1968 M52A2
1968 M54A2
1968 M151A1
1964 M151A1
1953 M62
1951 M37
" I am deuceless" Sold them all.
Re: Antenna install
Hi Jeff.
I dont want anything for them, just PM me an address and I will pop them in the mail.
Do you need the bonding strap too ?
Mark
I dont want anything for them, just PM me an address and I will pop them in the mail.
Do you need the bonding strap too ?
Mark
Re: Antenna install
Hi Jeff.
Dropped gaskets and wire in the mail today. Let me know when you get them.
Mark
Dropped gaskets and wire in the mail today. Let me know when you get them.
Mark
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Re: Antenna install
I got them today, Thanks. Gimme the weekend and I will recip the favor and send you some #1683 bulbs
Jeff
Army Transportation Assoc Vietnam, Associate Member
Vietnam Veterans Assoc, Associate Member
Green Mountain Military Vehicle Club
1968 M52A2
1968 M54A2
1968 M151A1
1964 M151A1
1953 M62
1951 M37
" I am deuceless" Sold them all.
Army Transportation Assoc Vietnam, Associate Member
Vietnam Veterans Assoc, Associate Member
Green Mountain Military Vehicle Club
1968 M52A2
1968 M54A2
1968 M151A1
1964 M151A1
1953 M62
1951 M37
" I am deuceless" Sold them all.
Re: Antenna install
Hi Jeff.
Thats ok you dont need to send anything, have plenty of stuff like that down here, keep them for someone that may need them later on.
If you are short of any more installation parts let me know.
All the best
Mark
Thats ok you dont need to send anything, have plenty of stuff like that down here, keep them for someone that may need them later on.
If you are short of any more installation parts let me know.
All the best
Mark
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Re: Antenna install
m151tx wrote:Hi Jeff.
I dont want anything for them, just PM me an address and I will pop them in the mail.
Do you need the bonding strap too ?
Mark
I also could use some of those gaskets (3) and several bonding straps (3). I do not expect to get them for free.
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1964, M151-A1
1950, US M-38 Jeep. Serial # 36.
1952,US M-38 Jeep
1965, Willys M-274 Mule
1945, CCKW, closed cab, 353
416 Trailer
M100 Trailer
US Army 5 year RA. RSVN 1968-1970