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Barrier coat
Getting ready to epoxy barrier coat but what do I do with the bare
lead keel? Fair it and epoxy? Will epoxy even adhere to it? Will this cause a problem using the lead keel as a ground plane for the ssb? Gordon |
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... Getting ready to epoxy barrier coat but what do I do with the bare lead keel? Fair it and epoxy? Will epoxy even adhere to it? Will this cause a problem using the lead keel as a ground plane for the ssb? Gordon Me thinks the the mfg's documentation could tell you whether it sticks to lead, but I suspect it will. This is a pure mechanical bond so if you provide the grip by sanding it the lead, the pox will stick. It will not cause a problem for you SSB. The epoxy will isolate the keel from water for DC but for RF it will be just one large capacitor with a very low impedance (read; resistance for RF). Meindert |
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Barrier coat
On Jun 17, 12:42 pm, Gordon wrote:
Getting ready to epoxy barrier coat but what do I do with the bare lead keel? Fair it and epoxy? Will epoxy even adhere to it? Will this cause a problem using the lead keel as a ground plane for the ssb? Gordon Fair it up with epoxy based fairing compound. You can make your own. Epoxy will stick just fine if you prep it correctly |
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