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Old January 26th 05, 04:07 PM
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I used a Palomar MLB with a tinned lead to the transformer. Soldered.
It grew small amounts of salt but that didn't seem to affect the
operation.

On Wed, 26 Jan 2005 03:26:00 -0500, starman wrote:

m II wrote:

David wrote:

Use 23 g steel wire (available at any hardware store). If
weight-tensioned properly it'll stand up to anything.


I use stranded steel clothesline. Very strong and thick enough so that the
senior members of the bird population can see it before they get maimed.


Do you run the steel wire all the way to the radio? If not, how do you
connect the lead wire such as copper to the steel antenna wire without
galvanic corrosion?


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Old January 26th 05, 09:34 PM
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David,
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Clean the Solder Connection (Joint) with Alcohol.
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Next Paint the Solder Joint with Clear Nail Polish and let it Dry.
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Then Wrap and Secure the Solder the Connection as needed.
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~ RHF
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