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Old 25-10-15, 16:24
David Dunlop David Dunlop is offline
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OK. So following a large pail of tea to start the day, I had another read of the C42 manual and found the following references to the mounting hardware for the Aerial Simulator (Dummy Load).

ZA 47035 (5340-99-949-1084) Bushing, rubber, 0.3280 in id x 1/2 in od x 1-13/32 in lg

ZA 47036 (5340-99-949-1043) Bushing, rubber, 1/2 in dia hole x 3/4 in sq body x 1/4 in o/a lg

A process of elimination leads to the hardware used possibly being: Screw, cap, hex hd, low carbon, st. cad. or zn pl, 1/4-20UNC-2A x 2, with corresponding flat washers (8) and nuts (4).

Seems there is a need to make sure the body of the Aerial Simulator is not in contact with the main C42 set metal mounts. Impact shock or electrical? Hhmmm. The manual does warn never to use the set on high power when operating through the Aerial Simulator.

Wonder if there is any chance those bushings are still in the system.

David

Last edited by David Dunlop; 06-01-16 at 19:09. Reason: Hardware size correction to 2 inch.
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