Chk their DC continuity, I believe the long one has a great big door knob capacitor encapsulated in its base.  I have one just like it that’s broken on it bottom end, and the caps right there.

 

Steve

KM4V

 

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Subject: Re: [MRCA] AB-1335/G Antenna Base(s)?

 

Eugene

I believe the second base just had move insulation to protect personal in close proximity from the high voltage rf 

Power rating should be the same

 

Jeff

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On Jun 18, 2022, at 10:37 PM, W2HX <[email protected]> wrote:



Hello friends,

 

I have seen these AT-1011 bases in two different configurations. Attached are pictures of the two kinds I’ve seen. They both appear to have the same AB-1335/G designation. One has a flat bottom, and the other has a bottom that protrudes below the mounting surface. Does anyone know the reason why these two exist and if there is anything electrically different about them? Power handling? Anything?

 

 

73 Eugene W2HX
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