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Mast, Steel, Telescoping 20 Ft., Antennae Vertical ZA/CAN 1035

J

Johnny Canuck

Battalion Commander
Mast, Steel, Telescoping 20 Ft., Antennae Vertical ZA/CAN 1035

Mast, Steel, Telescoping 20 Ft., Antennae Vertical
PC 82495C-230 ZA/Can 1035
Made in Canada 1945 By
Campbell MFG. Co. Ltd.

The British used a series of 'D' Rods for the same task, the Canadians also used 'D' Rod antennea but we also manufactured telescoping aerial masts and 34' aerial antennea.
I haven't dug up a good reference to the ground spike and mount for the mast yet so I mounted it on an M3 which will be a Sigs truck with WS No.19 HP and WS No.18.

So here is a 20' mast deployed with 4 sections of 'F' Rods on top to make an aerial that is 36'.
The model is fully funtioning and compresses down to about 5' 6" when stowed. There is an error in attaching the insulators and my guy wires are a bit short. These issues will be corrected after the paintshop.

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Aerial 34' ZA/CAN 00033 same as 20' with an extra section and all sections are about 6" longer.
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20' Mast ZA/CAN 00034
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Guy ropes, plastic insulators and quick release snaps.
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20' tip and tail detail with mount for 'F' Rods.
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Original transit box which would contain a 20' mast and 34' aerial.
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JC
 
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Too cool JC. I really like the set up and I like having the WSC as a radio truck.
A structure like this antenna set up really brings focus into a diorama, there is so much potential for a command set up. All the comings and goings, variety of vehicles etc. This is very impressive.
 
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