[Antennas] Cleaning aluminum
Christopher Boone
[email protected]
Sun, 08 Feb 2004 15:07:18 -0600
In cleaning aluminum oxide, I have used floridic acid (used in water of
course) to clean AC condensor coils...it really cleans the elements on
DB420s that were heavily oxided and salted by being near the Gulf of
Mexico..one of them I cleaned 10 years ago still looks brand new in the air!
There are probably better solutions now...but I used a little heavier
concentration than what is normally called for and let the stuff do its
foamy job....worked great for me!
Chris
WB5ITT
Dan Evans wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I bought a used yagi recently [222MHz] and it's in great shape, except the
> elements are pretty heavily corroded. I would like to clean it up before I
> put it in service. What is a good cleaner to use? I'm thinking maybe
> vinegar and scotchbrite. Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks & 73,
> Dan
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