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Old 21-04-17, 15:14
David Dunlop David Dunlop is offline
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Grant.

With the huge inventory of British designed aircraft in Canada's wartime RCAF, there were probably a large number of parts using BA style fasteners. Not necessarily exclusive to wireless equipment.

And in a worst case scenario, Derk can always assemble the new kitchen with BA hardware.

David
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