Steel automotive fuel line. Mike WE0H
Rick Brashear wrote:
Thanks Bill, good idea. Jim... I need to make connections to and from the antenna and capacitor in a GE BT-20-A broadcast transmitter. I could use heavy wire since it is only 250 watts and not in continuous service as it was when used commercially, but I'd like to keep it as original looking as possible and I think the tubing looks kind of cool. Bob... I may do just that (use copper tubing). My only reason for using the steel or steel appearing tubing is it will match that which is already in the transmitter. Thanks to all for the help and ideas. Keep'em coming! 73, Rick/K5IAR
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