No problem with the paint or your climate. Problem is with the lousy feet.
There is a lot of that out there and the previous owner probably got a 'bargain'
Dave
WA3MKB
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From: Ken Brown <ken.d.brown@hawaiiantel.net>
> Yuck! My Omni VI had some extra stick-on feet. Looks like a previous
> owner may have used a narrow shelf, and had the back of the rig hanging
> over, necessitating the extra feet a few inches forward of the regular
> feet. One of these feet was sticky liquid and made a big mess on my desk
> top and the bottom of the rig. The other was also gummy, but not liquid.
>
> I have never had this problem before, except in the past couple of
> years. Only two things I can think of have changed in the last couple
> of years. One is that I am using Ten-Tec gear, and the other is that I
> live in Hawaii. I wonder if there is some kind of chemical reaction that
> occurs with the paint Ten-Tec uses and these stick-on feet? Or is the
> climate here is the cause? Is this problem common to all brands of stick
> on rubber feet? Or are there good brands that don't do this?
>
> DE N6KB
>
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