I saw something called "Solderless Copper Bond" mentioned elsewhere on this site and was wondering if it works well, and how it works exactly.
What is it most commonly used for with Part 15 stations? Is it a good use for joining copper ground radials?
I understand that it's probably a good use for plumbing, but does it conduct?
I saw something called "Solderless Copper Bond" mentioned elsewhere on this site and was wondering if it works well, and how it works exactly.
What is it most commonly used for with Part 15 stations? Is it a good use for joining copper ground radials?
I understand that it's probably a good use for plumbing, but does it conduct?
Hi,
I am not familiar with this product, but in general I have not had success with solder substitutes. There are only a few things I can recommend which will perform well for ground radial connections: Electronic grade solder, copper brazing, or an approved for outdoor use split bolt connector.
You want to achieve a good elecrical connection which will withstand the test of time outdoors. I doubt that a solder substitute will give this.
Neil