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'41vacuumn antenna

Started by tcom2027, September 01, 2024, 12:07:31 PM

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tcom2027

Good morning,

Since Klaus has retired and stopped rebuilding them, we are on our own. Is there anyone out there who has rebuilt/repaired one that can share the secrets to making them functional.

tony

bariman

I can rebuild your antenna for $125 plus parts

Dennis Buchholz
Buchholz001@bellsouth.net

tcom2027

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Good morning,

Thanks for the offer.

I got it working. The mast  moved very slowly using engine vacuum. Using an A/C vacuum  pump it did ok with 28 inches. I disassembled it and polished the bore. Now it moves freely throughout the range using engine vacuum of sixteen plus inches.

It was missing the mounting hardware. Once I saw a picture of what was missing I made the sleeve, collar and nut using black delrin. THe radio doesn't work yet  so I don't know if the cable is ok.

I'm sure others on the board who need their units repaired will contact you. THe cost is very reasonable.

tony