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Hello Denis. You have me snookered on this one as I am only familiar with
the many bayonet type fittings. My Hi-Q antenna has a large bayonet fitting
to enable easy removal of the whole assembly and a simple threaded adaptor
to remove the whip. It is not a howling success and I have installed a
bayonet fitting instead. Have a look at the Hi-Q web site. As far as I know
these types of fitting are unique to this brand. Q-FIT almost suggests that
it could be related to this brand. By the way, the fitting I am talking
about is an ACME coarse thread.

Cheers, John.

 

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G'day all,

A lot of whip antenna manufacturers appear to be using

a "Q-FIT" threaded mounting between a barrel spring

and the whip.  This enables rapid whip removal from the 

mounting.

 

Does anyone know the mechanical details of the Q-FIT?

Sizes, threads & electrical would be interesting.  So far I have

only seen them as part of a barrel spring mounting.

 

Any sources would be appreciated.

DG

 


 
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