[Heath] AR-3 Tuning Cap
Guy Giacopuzzi
gggdds at js-net.com
Wed Apr 20 09:44:32 EDT 2016
Don't forget lacquer thinner--an almost universal organic solvent...but
you'd need a closed container for it as it will flash off in a few
minutes...
Guy
On 4/20/2016 12:33 AM, G3OOU--- via Heath wrote:
> Hi Everyone
> Any thin solvent or lubricant should eventually wick into the gap
> between the two concentric shafts but the more volatile the liquid the
> quicker it will evaporate so a sealed container might be required.
> How about removing the tuning capacitor from the receiver and putting
> it shaft downwards into a suitable sized clean jam jar with a small
> amount of paraffin in the bottom and leaving it to soak for a while
> with a lid on the jar?
> A more volatile alternative to paraffin would be white spirit
> (household paint thinner) which I use as a degreasing agent when
> cleaning panels prior to priming and painting.
> 73
> /
> Bob/
> Bob F Burns G3OOU, G-QRP 6907, @BobFBurns
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