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Is there a reliable source for a Mast Cap? Does anyone have something that they have fabricated?
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I made a mast cap a couple years ago, just after I bought Rauzer II #448. I used a piece of 1/8" aluminum, traced around the top of the mast and then extended the tracing forward about 4 inches to allow mounting of my wind instruments transducer. Cut it out using a jig saw and a grinder to smooth the edges. Works great.
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Thanks, I will do the same--suspected that was the easiest way.
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