Radar tower lean, aft vs fwd and radar advice

[MRWood]

This is the start of the Anti Anti-Sieze community

I have 3 different items on hand, permalex anti seize 133H, marine greas (quick silver or another one), or dialectic grease. Which one do you think would be best. These fasteners are all pretty low torque.

 

[wolf]

Just plain ol marine grease and very lttle, Anti sieze should never be used in the marine world or even mentioned ... unless you want stuff welded together.

 

[ship happens]

Just plain ol marine grease and very lttle, Anti sieze should never be used in the marine world or even mentioned ... unless you want stuff welded together.

Especially when you have a powder coated bracket. Good way to run right through that mount sooner then later.

Regular grease. It's just to displace water and a tiny barrier. Tef gel is the best stuff. That other stuff that's the organic version of tef gel works well too. It's half the cost of tef

 

[Rain City]

Especially when you have a powder coated bracket. Good way to run right through that mount sooner then later.

Regular grease. It's just to displace water and a tiny barrier. Tef gel is the best stuff. That other stuff that's the organic version of tef gel works well too. It's half the cost of tef

To be clear I was just talking about some kind of anti-galling paste. I found their stainless to be especially sticky for some reason. Had to drill out a few of the fasteners that wouldn't snug down. But this is coming from a hack wood-butcher. I have no business working on boats

 

[ship happens]

To be clear I was just talking about some kind of anti-galling paste. I found their stainless to be especially sticky for some reason. Had to drill out a few of the fasteners that wouldn't snug down. But this is coming from a hack wood-butcher. I have no business working on boats

What's the saying? " if you can't fix it with a hammer you have yourself an electrical problem "