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Hi All,
I recently made a Moxon rectangle for 2 meters and used 1/2 inch copper tubing for the elements. When finished, I polished the tubing and coated it with a clear coat acrylic. It's a true work of art with shiny copper, stained oak and brass screws for fixing but the acrylic is so brittle that I can simply scrape it off with my thumb nail. Is there another clear coat I can use that will be much stronger? Polyurethane? Some form of epoxy? Or, does acrylic have some property that doesn't affect/interfere/interact with RF? Best Regards, Jim, WP3JQ |
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