On Wed, 17 Sep 2008 21:01:47 -0400, "Tim Perry"
timperry@nospammeadelphia.net> wrote:
"Michael A. Terrell" <mike.terrell@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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Peto wrote:
On Wed 17 Sep08 05:04, Michael A. Terrell wrote in
news:OLOdnXQKjK5CHE3VnZ2dnUVZ_umdnZ2d@earthlink.com>:
Tim Perry wrote:
Please post a link to your recomended product.
http://www.gcelectronics.com/order/SubCatPDF/lubricants%2048-49.
pdf> Part No. 10-2610 Tunerlub is what I've used since the '60s.
I'm the OP. Do you smear Tunerlube on the threads or do you dunk the
plug into it (so the threads and centre connector are both covered in
Tunerlube?)
A very thin film, applied with a Q-tip is all that is needed.
Michael, I'll see you tunerlube and raise you a Molykoat (s)
http://www.dowcorning.com/content/news/iam_news25.asp
However in this application any oil, grease, or any other gunk will attract
dust on both the jack and the plug when they are apart. The resultant
sludge will necessitate cleaning both ends (then we can argue about the best
cleaning solution)
I am not on a mission or crusade or anything. I use cleaners, sealers, etc.
as needed and have for years. My favorite is Caig de-oxit.
Even outdoors for most instillations I find little use for chemicals on F
connectors. Usually tape and a Skotchcoat are sufficient for many years of
faithful service.
Large connectors the story is a bit different. The O-rings on conduit and
coax transmission line should be coated with the silicon paste, usually
supplied with new parts or replacement kits.
In any even I think we have beaten the subject to death.
My recommendation to the Op is get a 4" (100 mm) crescent wrench and place
it on your key ring. It will then be handy for all occasions. Snug the
connector down
and enjoy your high speed access.
I am having trouble finding the General Electric product.
It was/is a huge toothpaste style tube of nearly clear compound forGoldIntermetallicEmbrittlement wrote:
On Wed, 17 Sep 2008 21:01:47 -0400, "Tim Perry"
timperry@nospammeadelphia.net> wrote:
"Michael A. Terrell" <mike.terrell@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news
Peto wrote:
On Wed 17 Sep08 05:04, Michael A. Terrell wrote in
news:OLOdnXQKjK5CHE3VnZ2dnUVZ_umdnZ2d@earthlink.com>:
Tim Perry wrote:
Please post a link to your recomended product.
http://www.gcelectronics.com/order/SubCatPDF/lubricants%2048-49.
pdf> Part No. 10-2610 Tunerlub is what I've used since the '60s.
I'm the OP. Do you smear Tunerlube on the threads or do you dunk the
plug into it (so the threads and centre connector are both covered in
Tunerlube?)
A very thin film, applied with a Q-tip is all that is needed.
Michael, I'll see you tunerlube and raise you a Molykoat (s)
http://www.dowcorning.com/content/news/iam_news25.asp
However in this application any oil, grease, or any other gunk will attract
dust on both the jack and the plug when they are apart. The resultant
sludge will necessitate cleaning both ends (then we can argue about the best
cleaning solution)
I am not on a mission or crusade or anything. I use cleaners, sealers, etc.
as needed and have for years. My favorite is Caig de-oxit.
Even outdoors for most instillations I find little use for chemicals on F
connectors. Usually tape and a Skotchcoat are sufficient for many years of
faithful service.
Large connectors the story is a bit different. The O-rings on conduit and
coax transmission line should be coated with the silicon paste, usually
supplied with new parts or replacement kits.
In any even I think we have beaten the subject to death.
My recommendation to the Op is get a 4" (100 mm) crescent wrench and place
it on your key ring. It will then be handy for all occasions. Snug the
connector down
and enjoy your high speed access.
I am having trouble finding the General Electric product.
Which General Electric product?
Shot noise is merely the noise inherent in a current because its made up
Sounds like silicone grease.On Fri, 19 Sep 2008 19:32:51 -0400, "Michael A. Terrell"
mike.terrell@earthlink.net> wrote:
GoldIntermetallicEmbrittlement wrote:
On Wed, 17 Sep 2008 21:01:47 -0400, "Tim Perry"
timperry@nospammeadelphia.net> wrote:
"Michael A. Terrell" <mike.terrell@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news
Peto wrote:
On Wed 17 Sep08 05:04, Michael A. Terrell wrote in
news:OLOdnXQKjK5CHE3VnZ2dnUVZ_umdnZ2d@earthlink.com>:
Tim Perry wrote:
Please post a link to your recomended product.
http://www.gcelectronics.com/order/SubCatPDF/lubricants%2048-49.
pdf> Part No. 10-2610 Tunerlub is what I've used since the '60s.
I'm the OP. Do you smear Tunerlube on the threads or do you dunk the
plug into it (so the threads and centre connector are both covered in
Tunerlube?)
A very thin film, applied with a Q-tip is all that is needed.
Michael, I'll see you tunerlube and raise you a Molykoat (s)
http://www.dowcorning.com/content/news/iam_news25.asp
However in this application any oil, grease, or any other gunk will attract
dust on both the jack and the plug when they are apart. The resultant
sludge will necessitate cleaning both ends (then we can argue about the best
cleaning solution)
I am not on a mission or crusade or anything. I use cleaners, sealers, etc.
as needed and have for years. My favorite is Caig de-oxit.
Even outdoors for most instillations I find little use for chemicals on F
connectors. Usually tape and a Skotchcoat are sufficient for many years of
faithful service.
Large connectors the story is a bit different. The O-rings on conduit and
coax transmission line should be coated with the silicon paste, usually
supplied with new parts or replacement kits.
In any even I think we have beaten the subject to death.
My recommendation to the Op is get a 4" (100 mm) crescent wrench and place
it on your key ring. It will then be handy for all occasions. Snug the
connector down
and enjoy your high speed access.
I am having trouble finding the General Electric product.
Which General Electric product?
It was/is a huge toothpaste style tube of nearly clear compound for
dressing RF fittings... Specifically for that purpose.
What is that retarded shit? Gang boy lingo? "learnt"?
Sure, bub... You keep thinking that.
I've got nine inches of unusually small penis to go up in your retarded
I was building tube amps in the sixties at an age below ten, and have
ROFLMAO!!
Sorry mate, that one ended up right on your head. Not mine.
Yeah, Must have been about what - 30 years before you were born. I
Absoulutely: I can spot a bald faced lie when I see one.
I see. no referenc to the article that clearly states what shot noise
You're an idiot.
You're a goddamned idiot.
Your powers of assessment rank along with your engineering skill...
You couldn't spot one of your brain cells in your dung, and that's
First, you need to learn how to spell the words you claim to know what
You ain't real bright, are ya boy?
Your mother should be jailed as the felon she is for not flushing your
Bit late for at. I'm processing her final will and testamant into
because this is Usenet it doesn't mean that we all have been brought
She should have flushed you several decades ago.
Said the retarded twit that brought mothers into the thread to begin
NO, dumbfuck! Note above where it was YOU that brought mothers into
Said the fucktard that jacked off at the mouth about my mother, then
Nope, I'll let you get on with that as you seem to be managing well
Methinks Dark Splatter needs a biology lesson.
Well he hasn't got that far in school yet.