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I have my doubts about moisture accumulation in a Jones connector causing it 
to go up in a blaze of glory.  Sounds like some very, very unusual 
circumstances to say the least.  If the supply and RF deck were in the same environment, 
and there was that much moisture/condensation in the air to cause flashover at 
220vac, it stands to reason that there would have been a high voltage 
flashover or RF arcing in other areas due to smaller spacing and higher voltages.  
I'm not disputing that a flashover occurred, but I'm apprehensive about the 
cause.


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