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Return to top of page · Post #: 1 · Written at 6:58:02 PM on 7 October 2020.
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Location: Kanahooka, NSW
Member since 18 November 2016 Member #: 2012 Postcount: 712 |
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Just received from eBay, purchase some multi stranded cloth covers wire in a good selection of colours , very flexible much thinner than that I purchased from Evatco . The stuff I got from Evatco was rated at 600V very good quality but thick and hard to use . This stuff is rated at 300V I meggered it with the 500V megger and the reading is infinity. Very flexible and nice and thin much more suitable as far as I am concerned much easier to use on vintage radio. Much easier to strip , it is not tinned . Thinking of buying more while it is available. |
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