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Old 06-01-25, 02:05
David Dunlop David Dunlop is offline
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Default COIL, Aerial Tuning No. 2 A. ZA/CAN 4725

I got the right side Input Aerial Terminal disassembled cleaned and re-plated this afternoon. The main component of this assembly shows up in the Master Parts List as:

STUDS, Brass, Special, ANF 10-32, 1-21/32 inches long, No. C1 ZA/CAN 8048

It is machined from 1/4-inch brass bar stock and once the wing nut is fitted, the end of the threaded shaft is mushroomed slightly to prevent loss of the wing nut. It would have been easier to deal with the shaft being drill through and a small D-Ring fitted, as you have to carefully press this stud assembly out of the brown phenolic resin plate it is fitted to in order to get the entire assembly free from the coil case.

I discovered the rear edge of the resin plate showed signs of the bcd saw blade bucking when the plate was cut, leaving some light tan marks on the edge. A thin coat of clear nail polish reduced the visibility of these marks by about 50 % so I was pleased you can still notice the damage but not so glaringly any more.


David
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