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October 15th 15, 09:25 AM
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The little holes in PL259
"gareth" wrote in message ... "Jim GM4DHJ ..." wrote in message ... "rickman" wrote in message ... On 10/14/2015 3:08 PM, Stephen Thomas Cole wrote: "gareth" wrote: What's the solution to soldering through to the underlying braid in a PL259 if the only soldering iron small enough to engage the holes is a low-power jobbie? Perchance the solution lies in using a junior hacksaw to make a slot between two of the holes so the big iron can get in there? This is for an outdoors connection, so I want to ensure that it is sound. Gareth Alun Evans G4SDW, four decade plus radio amateur, lifelong pursuer of "technical excellence", and "polymath". Jesus wept. This was a nice little discussion until you showed up. What is your intent exactly? Rick wrecking as usual...Someone who knows him told me he was running a book on the demise of the sick Scottish nurse....... A survey of the posts from STC over the past 3 years will find nothing of value, even a confusion between sidetone and sideband, but hundreds of gratuitously abusive remarks; remarks for which someone described him as a narcissistic sociopath. which he is .... |
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