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Cecil Moore wrote:
Ralph Mowery wrote: The 75 ohm cable is fine for usage. There are several minor problems to watch out for. The major one is most of it is aluminum shielding and can not be soldered to. There was a guy at the Fort Tuthill hamfest who was soldering aluminum. Has anyone ever tried his technique on aluminum coax? I still have some of that aluminum solder. Cecil: Has been my lot that the "solder" is the least important part (got 60/40 to work) ... Aluminum has the nasty habit of oxidizing almost immediately on cleaning/brightening. I have had some luck by using a silicone oil/lub on the braid and scrubbing/sanding the braid clean and then soldering. Your milage may vary ... Regards, JS |
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