Burning coxial antenna cable on a cooker.

Good move, Alan! It would have to be someone who's really into tuners, like Sedond...

All I have is an old Pioneer 6500 tuner I bought at a pawn shop for $20--it is in *mint* shape, though. I just won an indoor Sony FM antenna on eBay. Nothing extraordinary, but nonetheless an interesting battery operated unit:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=15064&item=1945707952&rd=1

I'm really curious to see if this works...

As long as someone is at it, why not obviate the inevitable later question and have one cooked and have the other cryoed and cooked?

Interestingly enough, when I was delivering a group of cables and new Hubbell's to my cryo vendor yesterday, there sat an entire, brand-new 1000-foot spool of white coax antenna cable. Someone is already hip to this treatment. I'll try and find out more next week, and see if my vendor can put me in touch with his other customer (I'm not aware of who this is....business is always handled very discretely, which I like).

Alan, maybe that coaxial being cryoed is for making some high end "digital" cable...