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#16 2020-06-28 07:15:51
- Loohan
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Re: a new way of taping wands
Did u check Home Depot? Or if they don't have small rolls or by-the-foot, any hardware store?
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#17 2020-06-28 17:58:08
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Re: a new way of taping wands
No... I suppose I could just be not lazy and do that.
I like how these wands came out though. I'll share some pics soon. Very strong.
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#18 2020-06-29 08:32:43
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Re: a new way of taping wands
Because this wire is a mainstay of construction, it is cheaply and widely available in hardware stores.
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#19 2020-06-29 14:45:31
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Re: a new way of taping wands
Well, here's the result of taping that triple Romex wire.
It's inside these tri-layered wands, with March2015A in the middle:
Made these too. The middle layer is silvered shungite:
They feel busy. I like them. How's the range on these feel?
I wonder if the effects of a triple wire Romex is better, or worse, than taping a single wire, or a kebab skewer for that matter.
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#20 2020-07-20 09:07:41
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Re: a new way of taping wands
I just updated the OTB:
https://loohan.com/otb48.htm
with various tips including using STRAWS.
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#21 2021-04-26 14:30:07
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Re: a new way of taping wands
I wonder if the effects of a triple wire Romex is better, or worse, than taping a single wire, or a kebab skewer for that matter.
I think it's the same. Although the copper can take some programming, it won't make a significant difference.
Another thing one can use is long matches.
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