A can of decent contact cleaner spray sells for about $20-30 around
here. I've noticed that a lot of the cheaper sprays just sort of ooze
from the can...
I've heard tales of the T1500 filters developing noise problems a few
years between cleanings, so I made sure to polish/clean mine up well
I used to be in the clean everything back to new... camp. About
three years ago I was built some really High-Q tank circuits
for NMR Probe Research. The test equipment I have will clearly
show a relative circuit operational Q.
After a lot of construction and testing I could see that even
Hi Bob,
Well...I can dissolving the metal would not be good ;-)
The thing that impressed me about the TarnX was that it really got in
every nook and cranny...that you can barely get hands into. What
about a very deluted solution? I am sure what acid that is TarnX is
pretty deluted.
Robert
: georgiaskywarn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2007 1:47 PM
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Cleaning of duplexers...pt 2
Hi Bob,
Well...I can dissolving the metal would not be good ;-)
The thing that impressed me about the TarnX
--- In Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com, georgiaskywarn [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Had an experience with using TarnX in cleaning some Moto cans. Had
a
friend of mine that used this with great success. I used it...had
issues. The difference is he used running water when I used a pan
of
Why is everyone so crazy to clean the inside of Motorola
T-1500 duplexer bottle body with cleaners?
Unless there is some pitting on the plunger body... you need only
blow out the dust, put a little tiny bit of lube (I use dry silicon,
teflon, or Amsoil MP) on the threaded shaft and slowly
I agree skipp, just lube it up and use it... unless it was buried in a pile
of sand I cant see many benefits to cleaning it, other than getting familiar
with the inside of a duplexer. Generally I don't ever open duplexers, a
pain in the neck to take a part and way to easy to mess up putting them
Date: 3/09/2007 7:17:56 AM
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Cleaning of duplexers...pt 2
I agree skipp, just lube it up and use it... unless it was buried in a pile
of sand I cant see many benefits to cleaning it, other than getting familiar
with the inside
Wow that stuff is expensive...when I did a search on it. What were
you paying for that.
Skipp...I know what you are saying on cleaning of them. I guess I am
looking at trying to make the things as clean as possible. You would
think that a tuned circuit would have issues with extra stuff
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