Re: New Secondary

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Original poster: "Trent Mullins by way of Terry Fritz <twftesla-at-uswest-dot-net>" <neontrent-at-earthlink-dot-net>

Hi Ed,

I used a two part epoxy coating as well.
During the mixing stage I got impatient and decided to use a paddle bit in
my cordless drill to mix the stuff.
That was very fast but it also whipped in millions of air bubbles.  Also, in
my haste, I poured the whipped mixture on my form and hoped that the bubbles
would come out.  They didn't.
However ugly this may look I can report that the 6" x 24" form still works
just fine on my 15/120 NST setup.
Next time a little more patience on my part will be in order.
I think that your secondary will perform just fine.

Trent Mullins


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Subject: New Secondary


| Original poster: "by way of Terry Fritz <twftesla-at-uswest-dot-net>"
<Esondrmn-at-aol-dot-com>
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| Well, I re-wound my 3.0" secondary this weekend.  I used # 28 wire again
and
| used the same winding length of 13".  I finished it with some clear two
part
| epoxy material that is sold for making clear counter tops.  Similar to
Behr
| build 50, I believe.  I have to agree with all of you that have commented
on
| this stuff.  It goes on thick with one coat and dries clear.  Looks very
good
| and definitely thicker than 10 or 20 coats of polyurethane.  I do have
lots
| of small air bubbles in the dried material that I could not get out, but I
| think it is ok.
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| Ed Sonderman
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