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"Chuck Tribolet" wrote in message ... Sounds like an 8' 6dB VHF antenna to me. We're talking about a BIG bolt that goes through the pedestal and into the bottom of the antenna? Standard size is 1" diameter, 14 threads per inch. That sounds like a good guess, too. My guess was based a little on the coax termination method........... from OP: "The coax has the outter shield stripped back and the center conductor is terminated in a ring connector" Haven't seen many marine VHF antennas that used anything except some sort of UHF or N connector arrangement. Old Chief Lynn |
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