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| Part # | Name | RFQ | |
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| 5013104 | END ITEM IDENTIFICATION: ANTENNA ASSEMBLY AN/AWG 9 GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: ALUMINUM ALLOY 6061 T6,QQ A 225/8,TEMP T6; 0.800 IN. NOM OD,0.255 IN. NOM H,0.055 IN. THK,0.419 IN. MIN,0.412 IN. MAX DIA OF CENTER HOLE; 0.065 IN. MIN,0.070 IN. MAX WIDTH AND 0.065 IN. MIN,0.085 IN MAX HEIGHT OF KEYWAY | ||
| 5013104 | END ITEM IDENTIFICATION: ANTENNA ASSEMBLY AN/AWG 9 GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: ALUMINUM ALLOY 6061 T6,QQ A 225/8,TEMP T6; 0.800 IN. NOM OD,0.255 IN. NOM H,0.055 IN. THK,0.419 IN. MIN,0.412 IN. MAX DIA OF CENTER HOLE; 0.065 IN. MIN,0.070 IN. MAX WIDTH AND 0.065 IN. MIN,0.085 IN MAX HEIGHT OF KEYWAY | ||
| 5013104 | END ITEM IDENTIFICATION: ANTENNA ASSEMBLY AN/AWG 9 GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: ALUMINUM ALLOY 6061 T6,QQ A 225/8,TEMP T6; 0.800 IN. NOM OD,0.255 IN. NOM H,0.055 IN. THK,0.419 IN. MIN,0.412 IN. MAX DIA OF CENTER HOLE; 0.065 IN. MIN,0.070 IN. MAX WIDTH AND 0.065 IN. MIN,0.085 IN MAX HEIGHT OF KEYWAY | ||
| 5013104 | END ITEM IDENTIFICATION: ANTENNA ASSEMBLY AN/AWG 9 GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS ITEM DESCRIPTION: ALUMINUM ALLOY 6061 T6,QQ A 225/8,TEMP T6; 0.800 IN. NOM OD,0.255 IN. NOM H,0.055 IN. THK,0.419 IN. MIN,0.412 IN. MAX DIA OF CENTER HOLE; 0.065 IN. MIN,0.070 IN. MAX WIDTH AND 0.065 IN. MIN,0.085 IN MAX HEIGHT OF KEYWAY |
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