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JB wrote:
I seem to recall reading that Styrene had the best dielectric properties of the plastics. I did some similar experiments building 1/4 wave spikes in a BNC connector for 2m HTs and found that glues would heat up from the RF. Clear epoxy worked best and JB weld, Pipe dope, Silicone sealers and Hot glue were poor performers. I still have some fiberglass tape that I use for torroids. Of common plastics, Teflon, polyethylene, styrene, and polypropylene have the lowest RF loss. However, others can be perfectly adequate for some applications. Roy Lewallen, W7EL |
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