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REMOVING ENAMEL COATING
On May 28, 5:18*pm, Mike Silva wrote:
On May 26, 12:43*pm, "W3CQH" wrote: Does anybody have the name of the substance that was sold years ago for removing the enamel coating from wires, or maybe the name of something new? You would soak the wire in it and it would soften the coating and then you just wiped the goop off the wire. 73's I've always burned off the insulation with a lighter, removed the remaining ash with a couple swipes of very fine sandpaper, and tinned. *Never had a problem yet. Mike Same idea but I use an alcohol burner like the ones that used to come in chemistry sets. Those burners are incredably useul. Combined with a blowpipe you can melt glass and braze small parts. Jimmie |
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