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Hi Eric,
Geez James, I think you're right! Everybody knows that twinax terminals
ALSO perform well as boat anchors!
I completely disagree. Twinax terminals are terrible boat anchors.
They are hollow on the inside, so they sink slowly because they're
filled with air. Then when you pull them back up, their extremely heavy
because they're filled with water.
When you pull them into the boat, you get tons of water inside the
terminal that comes into the boat, which then has to be bailed out.
Over time, the insides corrode, smell bad, and that cruft gets into your
boat.
They are terrible boat anchors.
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