My buddy Roland is a top pro hunter who uses the CTX pretty well every day. Here are some of his mods to reduce wear.
1/ He is a fanner so he wanted to reduce the flexion of the h/p cable when the machine was put down aft while working beside the coil. He begins with rubberized tape going from the cable down to the hardware. he then puts a bead of Locktite then goes back up the the cable. He then repeats this with electrical tape to protect the softer stretch tape from being nicked. He also uses electrical tape to seal the bat pod crack from grit.
2/ He had a leaker coil so now he seals the pigtail / hardware with a rubberized tape undercoat and then as with the phone jack a final layer of electrical tape.
Rather than remove the coil cover every day he has used zip ties to reduce the amount of room there is for sand to get in-between the coil and the cover.
The USB jack is also shimmed to make the (aftermarket) o-ring sit round instead of flat on one side. the USB housing is then covered with "Co-Ax-Seal".
cjc
clivesgoldpage.com
1/ He is a fanner so he wanted to reduce the flexion of the h/p cable when the machine was put down aft while working beside the coil. He begins with rubberized tape going from the cable down to the hardware. he then puts a bead of Locktite then goes back up the the cable. He then repeats this with electrical tape to protect the softer stretch tape from being nicked. He also uses electrical tape to seal the bat pod crack from grit.
2/ He had a leaker coil so now he seals the pigtail / hardware with a rubberized tape undercoat and then as with the phone jack a final layer of electrical tape.
Rather than remove the coil cover every day he has used zip ties to reduce the amount of room there is for sand to get in-between the coil and the cover.
The USB jack is also shimmed to make the (aftermarket) o-ring sit round instead of flat on one side. the USB housing is then covered with "Co-Ax-Seal".
cjc
clivesgoldpage.com