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26-08-19, 01:03
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It's just a turned brass plug to mimic the standard Aerial Rod 'F' base, with a knurled portion so you can extract it from the aerial base without pulling on the wire, and nickel plated overall.
I've got a set of those aerials so will fish them out and run a micrometer over them for you. The only hard part will be getting them nickel plated, everything else is just standard turning on a lathe and tapping the hole for the screw. Chris. 
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26-08-19, 02:31
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Thanks, Chris.
David
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26-08-19, 03:29
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I may be guilty of having one or two of those on the shelf.
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26-08-19, 04:03
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Hello Bruce.
If you happen to run across them, would you consider selling one? Or do you know anyone locally in your area that could clone them? David
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