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Yes, but even though they are made of steel, they're still filled with air. You have to push them down until they fill up with water...

Of course, if you take the guts out of them and fill them up with cement, then they work really well as boat anchors -- provided that you can lift them.

On 3/15/2010 7:43 AM, Jerry Adams wrote:
Well, leave it to Scott to do a thorough and flawless analysis of the
problem. That should conclusively put to death the idea of using
twinax terminals as boat anchors. I will, though, ask what model and
make of terminal was used for the analysis. For example, as I
pointed out earlier, the original 5250 was encased in steel, not
plastic used by the later models. So sinking was not so much of a
problem. However, the long term degradation of the process (rust,
odor, etc.) would, no doubt, still be a factor regarding continued
use of the monitor for this purpose.


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