Santa brought me a Quad Invacom (QPH-031) and I just got around to installing it yesterday. It works great, but I noticed that the seam between the right and left halves of the case is not sealed/glued. You could probably stick a butter knife into the crack between the two halves. Is this typical and just a cosmetic thing, or is my Invacom going to die the first time it rains?
Last edited by N4ST : 12-30-2006 at 02:01 PM.
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You could fill the crack with coax seal to make it waterproof.
I'm sure you've put up antennas (based on the callsign), and know tape is not waterproof.
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Santa brought me a Quad Invacom (QPH-031) and I just got around to installing it yesterday. It works great, but I noticed that the seam between the right and left halves of the case is not sealed/glued. You could probably stick a butter knife into the crack between the two halves. Is this typical and just a cosmetic thing, or is my Invacom going to die the first time it rains?
the case on my invacom is also loose been through several rains and no problem yet i have had it installed since the spring.
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