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Hello Mike.
The frame work is actually 1/4-inch phenolic plates, assembled at the factory with zinc, or cadmium plated, brass brackets and hardware, another part of the design showing CMCs desire to avoid the presence of ferrous metal in the construction of these Coils, Aerial Tuning No. 2 A, at great length. They seem to have not wanted any latent magnetism developing within these units at all costs, and I fear I am not yet wise enough to understand why. Insert “Sigh” here. David |
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