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November 30th 03, 01:36 AM
Richard Miles
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Any electrical parts place sells it. It is commonly known as Penetrox
or inhibitor paste. It is primarily used for aluminum wire contact with
terminal strips.
Dick K7RNZ
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"Bob" wrote in message
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I need some of this stuff for antenna assembly. Anyone know where to get
it?
For those who don't know what it is, it's a paste you get in a little can
or
tube that you smear on mating metals to avoid having them stick together
after exposure to the elements. It's also used for soldering irons to
make
replacing tips easier.
I think it's molybdenum disulfide.
73, Bob
Bob:
http://bosunsupplies.com
carries it (well,a t least one version thereof).
Bosun Supply is an excellent source for all sorts of stuff useful in ham
radio. Besides, when I order from them, I can pretend I own a 40 ft sloop.
grin
73
Paul AB0SI
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