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VHF Coax Replacement
I have a 1981 C 30 and think it is past due for a coax replacement. I have tried to determine the best method for removal of the old coax and replacement with new. The existing coax appears to be secured in some way inside the mast and I cant determine how. Has anyone done this. Can you describe what proceedures you used and any difficulties or suggestions.

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Maybe re post your question in the Gear and Maintenance forum, you might get some answers.
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