I'm rehabbing some more fresnels and it looks like the sockets will stay in place this time. The only problem I have is that the insulator pieces that go under the sockets are in pieces and they appear to be carbonized. I have made inquiries and it seems that nobody sells the insulators separately.
Has anyone else come upon the same problem before and found something that works?
T-bird Leader Jodi McGrew radioed the tower on 4/13/2005 9:34 PM:> Hello all,>
I'm rehabbing some more fresnels and it looks like the sockets will stay in > place> this time. The only problem I have is that the insulator pieces that go > under the> sockets are in pieces and they appear to be carbonized. I have made > inquiries> and it seems that nobody sells the insulators separately.>
Has anyone else come upon the same problem before and found something that> works?>
Thanks!>
Jodi McGrew>
Originally they were bakelite. Look around an automotive supply for sheet high temp gasket material. You can cut your own then. 40 years ago I did see some use of asbestos paper like material. Not good idea any more.
Another thought. Teflon sheet. It is what the leads in some new spots are jacketed with.
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