I am also looking for ring terminals suitable for ground radials,
something less expensive than insulated crimp-on terminals, for 1/4'
studs and multiple #13 wires. I also wish information about using
various solders outdoors. Is it correct that lead-tin solder is not
suitable if in contact with typical earth? How about near earth,
exposed to weather? Is ph of the earth a factor? What is recommended?
73 de WOØW
W0YG Charlie Summers wrote:
>I am looking for a copy of L.B. Cebek's book: ARRL Antenna Modeling Course.
>ARRL Order No. 8721. Does anyone have a used copy they want to sell?
>
>I am also looking for a source of wire solder type ring terminals. There
>are the Thomas & Betts types, typical part number K1D-8RM. I see Thomas &
>Betts on the web but am having difficulty figuring out if I can order direct
>from them or whether I must go through a distributor. These are the same
>wire terminals Force 12 uses on their matching coils and loading coils. Can
>someone give me some guidance on this? Is there a Thomas & Betts
>distributor in the Denver area???
>
>Please reply direct to me off the list. I doubt this is of interest to the
>group. w0yg@plusten.net will get it.
>
>Thanks and 73,
>
>Charlie, W0YG..>>
>
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