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Perfected base for antennas characterized essentially by being constituted by a tubular piece having two stepped parts of different diameter, the smaller of which incorporates a piece of conductive material and its corresponding insulation, whose conductive piece has the shape of a beaker. Whose bottom is projected a threaded pin located in the axis of symmetry of the part of greater diameter, as a function of terminal; because the part with the largest diameter has a hole in its side wall, communicating with a tube that forms a square elbow with the main tubular part, and in whose tube the conductor cable to be connected in the aforementioned terminal is housed; because said larger section closes its open end with a screw cap, and because the part with the smaller section of the main tubular part has an external thread for the nuts and washers fixing the base to the corresponding support. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)
ES1981261930U1981-12-091981-12-09
PERFECTED BASE FOR ANTENNAS.
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Safety device to interrupt the circuit that feeds an electrical resistance introduced into a quartz tube when the fracture of the quartz produces. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)