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If it wasn't a 5 hr drive for me, I'd pick it up myself. I don't need it, but might someday.

$100 in Grayslake, IL - includes the carrying case and cables

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I see several in English for sale on fleabay
Including this one from GIJunk:

I saw the few that were "for parts," but I didn't see the one from Jon. Not sure why he would have told me that when I ...

I messaged Jon a week or so ago and he said that he didn't have any with English markings at that time.

-Rich

I understood the note at the bottom, but rotating the pic was a lot easier than rotating the 50# mount on my desk... Laughing

Also, "Front - Underside exposed" was a bit misleading (at least, to me). In ...

At any rate, I installed my new cable as shown above in red/green and it works (mount is receiving power and distributing it to the sets). I haven't actually gotten the radios to work yet, but I'm wor ...

...in English, serviceable condition. No cable necessary, I already have some on the way.

I'd need it shipped to Ramsey, IL 62080

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This may be difficult to follow, but I'll do my best...

Drawing SC-B-28678 shows the power cord connections for the mounting MT-297. While the drawing doesn't specify which vehicle installation it' ...

Welcome Jochen!

-Rich

I actually have to drop a bunch of drawings off to get scanned for work tomorrow. I had a heck of a time finding someone that can handle A3 prints. Found a local construction company that can do it fo ...

I may have it. For the M38?

I have it listed by WO part number, can you give me the part number of the specific part you need - assembly or just the part that the tire attaches to.

Any of these ...

I may have it. For the M38?

I have it listed by WO part number, can you give me the part number of the specific part you need - assembly or just the part that the tire attaches to.

Assembly, an ...

In that case I'll likely just keep using the copper anti seize. I've got enough of it to last 2 lifetimes, and it's a heck of a lot cheaper than my good coax tape. I don't mind cleaning it off and re ...

Thanks Ron; I eventually came to the same conclusion.

-Rich

Now that that's figured out...

I'm assuming that it wouldn't hurt to put some copper anti-seize on the threaded connections after they've been cleaned and before they're put together?

-Rich

Nevermind; mystery solved. RTFM...yeah, I know. Apparently though, I've read so much lately that it's all a bit of a blur.

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