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05-03-13, 18:39
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aerial support bracket
Does any of you have a better picture of the following aerial support bracket. Of cause if you have the really thing even better.
Peter http://www.milmarket.org 
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05-03-13, 23:11
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Peter check out this thread, it might help with the upper part/mushroom.. and the spring assembly etc. That is for the Dingo MK II/WT? WS11 set?
http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/sh...light=wireless
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06-03-13, 11:43
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Hi lAnce,
thanks yes I know the thread. Aerial base is one thing but the support bracket is another one. Phantom used a totally different one for the Dingo, I want to make a replica for the Dingo, so I need better pictures to do so. Peter http://www.milmarket.org
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07-03-13, 09:25
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Hi Tim,
that sounds good I heard something like that before but have not been able to find any pictures. So if you have some please. regrads Peter http://www.milmarket.org PS where you looking for a WS9 if os is Canadian one oke ?
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14-03-13, 10:21
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Peter
Does this photo help any for the Aerial Mounts? Not sure which unit, where or when. Have had debate on this photo on another forum where someone suggested Belgian Army... but no definite knowledge there. Tim
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14-03-13, 18:54
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Hi Tim,
Thanks for the effort, but no not real all A-set an B-set bases. The one on the Dingo is totally different  Peter http://www.milmarket.org
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