[TowerTalk] Above the Thrust Bearing

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From:	wa3gin@erols.com (David Jordan)
Date:	Tue Apr 8 08:32:12 2003

There is no such thing as no machining when it comes to collars...he's 
better off dropping the collar idea and simply installing a polyethylene 
board with the mast hole cut to fit the mast.  This assumes he has a 
flat top plate on his tower.

73s,
dave
wa3gin

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