[TowerTalk] Crank-UP Tower Cables.

[Bill Aycock]

Gary- I dont know where you got that (NOT a lubricant) information, but the
WD40 people think it is. They say so on the can, and, earlier on this list,
the %oil content has been reported.  Check again, please.

Bill-W4BSG

At 07:07 PM 12/16/00 -0700, you wrote:
>On Sat, 16 Dec 2000 15:33:47 -0800, Bill Turner wrote:
>
>> I haven't heard of this stuff before.  How does it compare to WD-40?
>
>WD-40 is NOT a lubricant.  It's a solvent.  WD-40 doesn't leave a
>lubricant behind when it evaporates.
>
>Chain lubricant uses a carrier that also evaporates.  However, it
>carries a heavy lubricant down into the parts of the chain before it
>evaporates.  The carrier helps it penetrate, and then goes away.
>
>This might be a poor explanation, but is close.  By the way, I use
>PreLube 6 on my cables.  It is available at www.championradio.com, under
>Miscellaneous on the left web frame for $7.50.
>
>Gary
>www.qsl.net/ag0n for tower project
>
>ag0n at arrl dot net
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