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Really Crazy Question / Idea

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11/18/07 at 4:33pm
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I have access to 5,000 ft of EXTREMELY rare coaxial cable that was made for the Apollo 12 moon mission. Some of this cable is still laying up there. It is silver coated copper and is about the size of RG-6. There is no more of this stuff and what we have will never be made again (I have documentation to prove all of this)

Would anyone out there think there is a market for making interconnects from this stuff? It is extreamly high quality and cost about $25 a foot to make in 1966.

Seems like it would not only be very good interconnect cable, but also interesting owning a piece of history in your home theater.

Any feedback welcome.

lococnc@consolidated.net
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post #2 of 3
11/19/07 at 11:46am

Re: Really Crazy Question / Idea

Now that cable would even make Monster pale by comparison -- seems like there should be some folks interested in having a section of that -- including me.
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11/20/07 at 11:56am

Re: Really Crazy Question / Idea

I too would be interested to give it a try.

I am sure there is a market you just need to get it out there to get some hype and community review goin. maybe prove that it is for the missions, scan the papers you got.

I think people would buy it just because it was for the mission.
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