Ship's aerial rigging part?
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OT: Mystery object
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Um, it's not a mechanical component.
Tim
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Could still be an aerial rigging part, for the actual antenna wiring.
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From its position in the cylinder, I think it's the base of an aerial and the plate was inductively coupled to the antenna which would have sat over the "S". I don't really understand radio stuff though (seems to be a lot of magic involved) so I could be wrong.
The plate itself was not in a position for hanging or fixing anything to it.
Tim
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Yes, among other things. _LOTS_ of other things. The gribble is one of the nastier problems - it's a marine wood borer.
Andy