IM6 deterioration over time?

"Steve" wrote in message
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On Sun, 15 Oct 2006 06:20:30 -0400, "Mr. Opus McDopus"
wrote:

If so, it is possible that the rod over heated, like Bill K. mentioned.

I think that's why Bill mentioned it, he knows I'm relatively local,
and it gets into the 100's often in the summer. I was thinking heat
too.

100 degrees shouldn't touch it. I leave my rods in the trunk and back seat
of the car all the time, for month at a time. It gets over100 degree, I
know. I didn't think about that, when I first posted. I don't think it
could get hot enough even in a shipping container to warp it. Though I
could be wrong.

Forget everything I have posted on this subject.

Op

"Mr. Opus McDopus" wrote in message
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"Steve" wrote in message
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On Sun, 15 Oct 2006 06:20:30 -0400, "Mr. Opus McDopus"
wrote:

If so, it is possible that the rod over heated, like Bill K. mentioned.

I think that's why Bill mentioned it, he knows I'm relatively local,
and it gets into the 100's often in the summer. I was thinking heat
too.

100 degrees shouldn't touch it. I leave my rods in the trunk and back
seat of the car all the time, for month at a time. It gets over100
degree, I know. I didn't think about that, when I first posted. I don't
think it could get hot enough even in a shipping container to warp it.
Though I could be wrong.



I'm wondering if it was a combination of overheating and the tube sitting so
that the top section was on its tip. Do people pay any attention to how they
store their tubes? On their sides, or with the butt end downward (especially
for the tip section)?

--riverman

"riverman" wrote in message ...
I'm wondering if it was a combination of overheating and the tube sitting
so that the top section was on its tip. Do people pay any attention to how
they store their tubes? On their sides, or with the butt end downward
(especially for the tip section)?

--riverman

At home mine are always stored with the tube vertical and the tips toward
the ceiling. In the car? however I can fit them in!

Op