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[TCML] static charge

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Subject: [TCML] static charge
From: "Bill Bohn" <b.jbohn@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 4 Feb 2009 10:55:48 -0600
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What would be a good method of removing the static charge from my secondary
coil?I wanted to clean the thing of finger prints and the like.

I thought alcohol would be a good solvent but its flammable and I don't want
to go up in flames.The coil form is 6.625 sch 40 pvc.

Any thoughts? Thanks! 

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