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August 31st 07, 05:01 PM
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Repairing A Broken Trap?
Clayton wrote:
Hi, I am needing to repair a trap on my beam antenna...while cleaning the corrosion off the windings inside,the last inch or so broke off and I am unable to reattach it. It is approximately 10 gauge Aluminum wire and as luck would have it I cant find a place around here that sells any. I don't want to buy online as I only need about 2 foot or so. Any ideas as to what I should do to remedy the problem? Any help would be greatly Appreciated Thank You Replace it with copper. You won't know the difference. Irv VE6BP |
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