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I have a low-power 4:1 toroid balun almost ready in a little plastic
box. In order to keep the rain out, I am sealing everything up, but I am also considering space-filling materials. I am leaning toward filling it with hot "wax" - actually, paraffin from standard household candles, although a harder grade like sometimes found in old military equipment should be better. The pro should be that the box would not become sealed for eternity in case I want to re-wire something in the future, while epoxy is bomb proof, and urethane foam is also rather hard to remove. Is there any electrical con to be considered? |
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