>From: Tony Castagno
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"It fits great, however I haven't been able to tie down the antennas I'm
afraid of chafing the cargo cover."
Tony,
The US Army has the same problem. I've seen two solutions in my units.
There is a mount used that provides a slight stand off not provided in the
stanard antenna mount. Unfortunately, I don't have a picture to provide you
or know where they might be available.
The other solution is sewing a piece of canvas/leather, etc over the spot
the antenna rubs on the top bows over the cargo area. That is a cheap and
authentic means of treating the symptoms and what I've seen most often in
the Army. Of course, it isn't always real pretty.
Jim Rice
Ft Sam Houston, TX
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