Seeking Motorola S38FC012PIO2 ($$$ Bounty! $$$) - test-drb@ccmp.vtda.org

14 Mar 2005

On Mar 14 2005,  9:18, Dwight K. Elvey wrote:

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   Don't use heat sink grease. That has fillers to
 make it thermally conductive. Use the clear gel stuff.
 Dow Corning #4 works wonders and doesn't harm any of
 the electrical stuff. I actually use SilGlyde that I
 got at the automotive shop. It works quite well. 
I still wouldn't use silicon grease, because it creeps over time, and
can cause all sorts of problems, often at some distance from where it
was originally put.

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