[Elecraft] Phillips screws

2005-10-01 Thread Jeremiah McCarthy
I don't think that electrical contact between the covers and the 2-D blocks is intended to be established by the screw threads...It is established by contact between the unpainted inner surface of the panel and the bare 2-D block when the screw is tightened down...If you check one of the black

Re: [Elecraft] Phillips Screws

2005-09-30 Thread G3VVT
Will reply to the topic of corrosion with chassis screws on this thread. The reply from John, G4BOU on the subject of lubricating chassis screws to help prevent corrosion was: 'petroleum jelly' despite being a very good insulator has a lubrication factor of 1 and any pressure (via the

[Elecraft] Phillips Screws

2005-09-29 Thread Jeremiah McCarthy
There is another recessed, or cross-head screw in common use...It is called Reed and Prince...Phillips has gained more popularity, but Reed and Prince, in my humble opinion, is a better format...Phillips uses different size tips and the tips are blunt, or rounded...Reed and Prince tips are

Re: [Elecraft] Phillips Screws

2005-09-29 Thread Bob Rennard
that is squared off. My preference is to use Reed and Prince cap screws and the proper driver for them. Bob Rennard N7WY - Original Message - From: Jeremiah McCarthy [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2005 7:18 AM Subject: [Elecraft] Phillips Screws