| K7LXC@aol.com wrote:
> 
> In a message dated 97-03-23 21:19:15 EST, k4sb@avana.net writes:
> 
> > With all due respect, it sounds like you would need about an hour to get
> the
> >  thing apart.
Hey, who worries about taking the joint APART??  I just hopt that it
stays TOGETHER with no water incursion!  Hey, I'll cut the coax if need
be!
By the way, I have found some "shrink wrap" type of black material to
cover connections with that you heat with a torch...  Some guys
installing a comercial satellite installation gave me a couple of
pieces... It seals like the original insulation on the coax and looks
totally waterproof...  I hope someone knows the brand or source for this
stuff..
Chuck, KE5FI
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