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<Carl Dec 28 6:47 AM <Teflon UHF connectors and fresh RG-213 to about 5 KV or so; they are used <commercially in non RF apps to at least 10 KV that Ive seen over several <decades. ## Back in the 70's,

Teflon UHF connectors and fresh RG-213 to about 5 KV or so; they are used commercially in non RF apps to at least 10 KV that Ive seen over several decades.

Nah but it's rumoured that it'll pull a baseball through a garden hose. Alek. VK6APK -- From sunny Binningup Family Businesses: SP Electrical. www.spelectrical.net.au The Velvet Fox.

Or suck-start a B-52? Mod-U-Lator, Mike(y)/W3SLK Sent: Saturday, December 22, 2018 9:36 AM To: ham_amplifiers@... Subject: Re: [ham_amplifiers] Solder Suckers How about "Can it suck a golf

How about "Can it suck a golf ball through a garden hose?" Edmund Watts ed_watts@...

Can it suck the chrome off of a trailer hitch, or suck-start a Harley ? Don W4DNR Quoting "Lee Bahr w5drc@... [ham_amplifiers]" <ham_amplifiers@...>:

<Been thinking of marketing a new line of terrific solder suckers. <Thinking of calling them the Stormy Williams model. <Any comments or suggestions? <Lee, w0vt ## U almost got it right. Change the

I have both, and an iron with anintegrated iron and sucker.That works the best.But it's no Pace rework station... To: ham_amplifiers@... Sent: Saturday, December 22, 2018 2:01 AM Subject:

There are a number of "Solder Suckers" already on the market, from a rosin impregnated copper braid to a spring loaded mechanical "sucker" 73,? Roger (K8RI) -- Roger (K8RI)

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Been thinking of marketing a new line of terrific solder suckers. Thinking of calling them the Stormy Williams model. Any comments or suggestions? Lee, w0vt

I am ashamed to say, I have bitten a couple times by the high voltage in an amp. Both were from stupidity, but…one with an explanation! Years ago, I built a Heathkit SB220. Did a super, factory like

Best wishes to Shane & his family for a speedy recovery. One of the *worst* reactions from the old hens here was when I said to always keep one hand in your pocket when dealing with HV.... Which was

Several emails between me and Duncan Munro..who is also a ham. All these anomalies are being fixed as we speak. Also, if u do something stupid, like use less than the min inductance for a choke, on a

<Carl Dec 20 3:49 PM < I stopped using those 30-40 years ago even at 2500V < Carl ## OK, I'll bite. What do you use for hv connectors ??? ## On a similar note, buddy with the hipotronics hi pot tester

I stopped using those 30-40 years ago even at 2500V Carl

Solid-core spark plug wire -- Packard 440 or similar -- is the way to go. It's extremely durable, reasonably flexible, and good to well over 25 kV. If you're not comfortable with that, you can easily

Yes it is true. I understand he reached around the back of the amp to deal with some cables and grabbed the B plus line. These connectors are NOT shielded and neither is the wire.? There is simply no

Millen rated them to 7 KV

Drake uses em on the back of the L4B RF deck, but the HV lead coming out of the loom is like the center conductor + poly off of some 8-U coax and it's really short...and max of 2650 on it..on rx. I