Now, now,.......I've worked on US goverment "projects" and I"m aware of how they are spec.'d, from jet propulsion testing to nuclear sites......., one of our most enjoyable moments was/is to convince some paper pusher to "upgrade" a system to the tune of several to many millions$'s, when some could have solved the problem(s) with a little "elbow-grease" on a particular loose connection(s). Interesting how a loose equipment ground at a particular location can disrupt a device much further down the stream. I prefer quality, also, but I also have top-of-the-line cables and there is no difference which is measurable @ 400% to the unaided eye. On a long cable, the size of the conductor(s) is the limiting value, as longer lengths cause the "pusher" to push harder. The transformer is what, a ~ 10 : 1 or ~ 20 :1? Seems a shielding problem w/transformer.
P.S. The connectivity grease is available also as soldering paste (non corrosive type), the commercial No-Lox? works well, too (but is messy).
P.S. The connectivity grease is available also as soldering paste (non corrosive type), the commercial No-Lox? works well, too (but is messy).
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