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On Jan 2, 10:23*am, "JB" wrote:
* Mineral Oil (available at your local drug store). Just be prepared for some strange looks when you purchase a gallon of mineral oil all at once. :-O Is motor oil a conductor? Might burn and sludge up your resistor. *Lots of additives you just don't need. I had a cantenna for 20 years with light mineral oil. *there was a little seepage to the top of the lid through the vent. *I actually had transformer oil but never used it because of the thought of that stuff seeping. *It really is a lot cleaner. *Check feed stores, Vet supply stores, paint stores, hardware. *Check this out:http://www.pugetsystems.com/submerged..php One mistake I made with a cantenna was letting it sit on a concrete floor. The bottom of the can rusted through from the outside. The replacement can got a good coating of zinc chromate primer, followed wirh red oxide, then acrylic enamel auto paint. Jimmie |
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One mistake I made with a cantenna was letting it sit on a concrete
floor. The bottom of the can rusted through from the outside. The replacement can got a good coating of zinc chromate primer, followed wirh red oxide, then acrylic enamel auto paint. Jimmie Mine was always inside and never rusted. I have seen them rust outside though. I put mine in a tray, worrying about seepage getting on the carpet but it would only pool up on the top. Might be worthwhile to shoot the new can with BBQ paint. |
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