S don't tell anyone
make that a thrupenny bit then
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Since the topic of Silver Plating was brought up Here is a Great Product
that I just used to Redo the Roller inductor My Old Heath kit 2060a Tuner
Kind of Expensive but works great easy to use and will last a long time.
http://www.cool-amp.com/cool_amp.html
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Don wrote:
Since the topic of Silver Plating was brought up Here is a Great Product
that I just used to Redo the Roller inductor My Old Heath kit 2060a Tuner
Kind of Expensive but works great easy to use and will last a long time.
http://www.cool-amp.com/cool_amp.html
Happy Repeater Building
Silver oxide unlike copper oxide remains a good conductor and does not need
cleaned. The best use would be the high current areas around the top of
the cavity and loops, also the sliding connection at the center conductor. I
am paraphrasing this info from some old DB products literature I
On Jul 11, 2010, at 1:10 PM, skipp025 wrote:
The key is to avoid giving the real lunatics your
home or cell phone number.
Off-topic comment: Get a Google Voice account.
They can leave messages all day or night on that number, and you get a silly
transcription that's often wrong to laugh
If you have a stable dc supply some chemicals to make a pickle solution and a
silver dollar the rest is easy
google is very useful by the way
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OK then, how about a 1919 threepence piece? ;-)
On Monday 12 July 2010 14:04:22 Dave wrote:
and a silver dollar Good Lord manI'm English!
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If you have a stable dc supply some chemicals to make a pickle solution
and a
`No NO NO hang on to thatworth a few pounds...later!!
Doug
On 12/07/2010 18:11:33, STeve Andre' (and...@msu.edu) wrote:
OK then, how about a 1919 threepence piece? ;-)
On Monday 12 July 2010 14:04:22 Dave wrote:
and a silver dollar Good Lord man
I'm English!
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Skipp,
Did you ever work with Rowan and Martin?!! Very good as usual.
Doug
On 11/07/2010 14:21:32, skipp025 (skipp...@yahoo.com) wrote:
Dave dave_g7...@... wrote:
Hi All, I have rescently obtained a uhf pair of cavities
that are not silver plated inside (bare copper) They both
have
Silver plating can have an impressive positive performance effect under
some circumstances. It's also at advantage because it's corrosion
result is conductive, so performance is not effected by tarnishing.
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On 7/11/2010 11:46 AM, Oz-in-DFW wrote:
Silver plating can have an impressive positive performance effect under
some circumstances. It's also at advantage because it's corrosion
result is conductive, so performance is not effected by tarnishing.
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Silver plate does help in the long run
if you travel miles twice a year to clean + polish then plating wil reduce/stop
tarnish and might help Q , as for insertion lose improvements sometimes
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