N1ESE wrote:
I've read that with regens, mechanical stability
is key and wiring plays an important role. Does this mean to go as
far as using solid conductors rather than stranded?
Solid versus stranded isn't the key point (although heavy-gage solid
wire is probably best) but rather that of the rigidness ofall the
circuit components. It is best to mount things in ways that stop them
from "springing" and "boinging" around when vibration is present. Use
of terminal strips/tie-points for every every joint (rather than
connections up in the air) for example...
Steve WD8DAS
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