Wife mentioned a rattle from the roof. Found the PCTEL BMWU4002S antenna is missing the hex key head screw that attaches the spring to the base. It's just sitting on there, loose, and does have a bit of a rattle. Does anyone know the screw threads? I'd like to run by the hardware store today to pick one up.
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PCTEL Screw for spring to NMO base
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Not off the top of my head. I don't think I have any PCTEL antennas I could check.
I've found the hardware drawers in the back of a good Ace hardware will usually have what I need. You would want stainless steel, of course, and they may not have that. Maybe take it in, find the right size/tread and then order what you need.
I've found the hardware drawers in the back of a good Ace hardware will usually have what I need. You would want stainless steel, of course, and they may not have that. Maybe take it in, find the right size/tread and then order what you need.
Also consider a dab of Locktite Blue if it's in a high vibration location.
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