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"Ralph Mowery" ) writes:
Aluminum is usually easier for most to work with with simple hand tools. Steel is fine but it might rust and look bad after a while. Make the chassie out of whatever kind of metel that you think is the best for you to work with . Electrically there will be little if any differance. And of course, everyone did use steel (once things progressed beyond wood and bakelite chassis) right up until aluminum because readily available and/or cheap enough, at which point I doubt anyone used steel except if what they were building was really really heavy, ie a kilowatt modulator or final. Michael VE2BVW |
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