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On Nov 3, 5:14*pm, Gary wrote:
One other thing that I have seen mentioned on this newsgroup, is plastic clothes hangers chopped up. *They are about 3/8" in diameter and are cheap. *Not sure about UV resistant. Gary N4AST I've used those for small insulators. They do break down and get brittle after a while. But it takes a while. Being as they wouldn't be holding as much strain compared to using them for end insulators, they might last a fairly long time before one broke at one of the holes. But the UV will do a number on them in the long term. Little strips of clear Lexan window material might last for a fairly decent amount of time. It's pretty strong, so will take a while to get weak enough to break with the fairly low tensions involved. |
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