jk, did I say thank you, if not, here it is, shake, shake, noddle and nose to the floor.
Joyce, I thought you were gone 'upstairs', your farewell was so taking. /Ingemar
PS. RF-epoxy was a home made expression. What we meant is a metal filled polymer with at formulae that gives homogenity, lowest possible R, and that also gives good edge definition (field lines there, most RFtransport along edge, little in main cross section).

Oh, boy, you have a handful...by the way, you really should put a metallic
wire in the syringe needle before you cut it short... remove the wire by (a)
grind off the tip (remove the burrs) and (b) remove the wire...Before you do
anything, support (mount) well of your needles before cut ...(hard wax or
other stuff similar to that should do the trick)...my 2 cents...may not work.
by the way, found Grace telephone and address for you (not sure what is
"RF-silver epoxy"...only known as conductive adhesives):
Grace US: Tel: 617-861-6600 FAX 617-861-9590
Grace Europe: Grace N.V.
              Nijverheidsstraat 7 (don't ask me what does that mean)
              B-2260 Westerlo, Belgium
              +32-(0) 14 57 56 11 (don't ask me how to dail (0))
Never order any epoxy from Belgium...I am only interested Chocolate...;-)
good luck..... jk

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