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10-01-2005, 20:58
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Re: Tetra connectors metal or plastic?
Just in case anyone is interested in a cheap easy tetra, just take some PVC pipe cut to 3' lengths, then drill a hole in the ends and use some 12-18 gage stranded wire and tie the ends together. I just built 2 like that tonight and beat em up pretty good. They react pretty much the same as the spec ones.
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