K3 useful tip

[George-122]

Best non slip I have found is at Wal Mart in the RV section.  Comes in a roll.  It beats common shelf liner which I tried once.  Great to put under CW paddles also.

N4ym
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[w7aqk]

Some kinds work great--others not so great.  The kind that looks kind of
shiny, and has a very regular pattern of holes and little squares (which are
kind of puffy), doesn't work as well.  It slides around more.  The best
stuff (and the cheapest I think), has a sort of wavy pattern to it, and
actually feels a bit thinner.  But it sure grabs better!  I use it for
paddles, and also for setting things on the console in my vehicle.  It also
works pretty well if you need to set something on the dashboard.

Dave W7AQK

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Best non slip I have found is at Wal Mart in the RV section.  Comes in a
roll.  It beats common shelf liner which I tried once.  Great to put under
CW paddles also.

N4ym
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[Dave KQ3T]

I, too, use the "black stuff from WalMart" to "secure" my 2m rig on the
dashboard. Hasn't budged in nearly 2 years.

73

Dave KQ3T



David Yarnes wrote:

> Some kinds work great--others not so great.  The kind that looks kind
> of shiny, and has a very regular pattern of holes and little squares
> (which are kind of puffy), doesn't work as well.  It slides around
> more.  The best stuff (and the cheapest I think), has a sort of wavy
> pattern to it, and actually feels a bit thinner.  But it sure grabs
> better!  I use it for paddles, and also for setting things on the
> console in my vehicle.  It also works pretty well if you need to set
> something on the dashboard.
>
> Dave W7AQK
>

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