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The length of the G antenna on the # 9 base is 24 inches.
The F antenna on a # 8 base consists of 3, 4 foot sections = 12 feet, or a V laporte adaptor could be used with 2 sections on each side of the V. The WS-11 radio was used in the MK I carriers but was replaced by the WS-19. The antenna base on the back of the early carrier would have been a # 2 or a # 3 base which could be replaced by the # 8 base. My modest collection of antennas for my19 sets. The diameter of the G rod is 1/4 inch. The diamieter of the F rod is 3/8 at the base necked down to 27/64 to fit in the springmount.
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Roberta Jayne Melville CD II QJ MK I * universal carrier 1942 WLC Harley under restoration 1957 M38A1 jeep R.E.L. optical equipment Military manuals Field phones MK II 19 set (needs work) 4 MK III W-19 sets AN/PRC-9 CPRC-26 WS-29 componets WS-38 AFV WS-38 MK III WS-48 with generator WS-58 MK I MK V heliograph Last edited by universalgrl; 28-02-13 at 20:38. Reason: additional information |
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I had wondered on the antenna as on a previous thread the diameter of the mount for the antenna was 7/8 hole to attach the antenna
so there is no special whip antenna Jeff |
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This is from the EMER FZ256-3. It is the mounting kit for the WS19 for the MK I.
If you're looking for a WS11, Dean got both of mine. What are you doing yours as, the Westies? |
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The one Carrier is westies and the other is Seaforth
I knew i should have just emailed you dirrect. The ws 11 ? |
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