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Laird WPC39S0B-001 does not fit NMO mount
- Thread starter cmaness2001
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Aluminum threads? Makes me wonder if there some sort of galvanic corrosion going on that caused the NMO mount ring to get stuck. All my Larsen NMO coils have brass threads.
prcguy
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Aluminum and brass, bad combination to be together outdoors. Its a good idea to goop up the NMO threads with silicone grease or even a commercial dissimilar metal lube like Burndy Penetrox in situations like this.
theoleman
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Drill the holes s little larger and use small needle nose pliers
He already got the brass ring out.
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