Cantenna Resistors

[Neil Morrison]

Just my 2 cents worth - you might want to check with an actual oil
distributor/analyst/lab/specialist. They have a wide variety of
unusual oils (I was interested in a pneumatic oil that is food safe)
and I bet they could suggest a good choice for you. I suspect a good
hydraulic oil might be OK; that stuff runs very hot, and you sure
don't want it to flash burn. Since it runs at 2000 psi, it's pretty
stable, but, as I said, ask an expert. They'll also be able to point
you to a vendor if they don't sell it in small quantities.

Neil

----- Original Message -----
From: "CyberGeezer" <cybergeezer74 at HOTMAIL.COM>


> Further to my previous reply--  thought I'd pass on this
> from elsewhere in the manual--
>
> If transformer oil is not available, mineral oil may be
> used, but DO NOT use any type of motor oil.  The
> vaporizing temperature of motor oil is too low and would
> cause excess vapor.
>
> 73 de W2GERry

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