4 Aug
2004
4 Aug
'04
9:30 a.m.
While watching me struggle with the cards in my OSI C4P,
someone at VCF East (I can't remember who, sorry if it
was you) suggested a product (I can't remember what, I
was a bit distracted) that they used to clean and lubricate
contacts. I just did a little googling and there seem to
be two "major" products: Stabilant 22 and DeoxIT. Anyone
care to share their experiences with either of these or make
another recommendation?
Thanks,
Bill
4 Aug
4 Aug
9:45 a.m.
Bill wrote....
While watching me struggle with the cards in my OSI
C4P,
someone at VCF East (I can't remember who, sorry if it
was you) suggested a product (I can't remember what, I
was a bit distracted) that they used to clean and lubricate
contacts.
If you're dealing with gold contacts.... use "ProGold", made by Caig. Bar
none- the best. It's a bit expensive, but a can lasts a long time. Nothing
comes close to this stuff. Most of the electronics stores here carry it. Any
system I touch gets every gold contact deoxidized, cleaned, and lubricated
with it. Incredible stuff.
I spray it on a toothbrush, then brush the gold edge card connectors.
Jay
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4:44 p.m.
Have a bottle of Deoxit right here. Don't use it often, but it beats
using an eraser to clean contacts. A 4 oz bottle will last a lifetime
(if you don't spill it.)
Jim
On Wednesday, Aug 4, 2004, at 11:30 America/Vancouver, Bill Sudbrink
wrote:
While watching me struggle with the cards in my OSI
C4P,
someone at VCF East (I can't remember who, sorry if it
was you) suggested a product (I can't remember what, I
was a bit distracted) that they used to clean and lubricate
contacts. I just did a little googling and there seem to
be two "major" products: Stabilant 22 and DeoxIT. Anyone
care to share their experiences with either of these or make
another recommendation?
Thanks,
Bill
Leopards break into the temple and drink to the dregs what is in the
sacrificial pitchers; this is repeated over and over again; finally it
can be calculated in advance, and it becomes part of the ceremony.
-Kafka
8 Aug
8 Aug
4:08 a.m.
On Wed, 4 Aug 2004, Bill Sudbrink wrote:
Anyone care to share their experiences with either of
these or make
another recommendation?
Hi Bill,
I've used http://servisol.co.uk/data/SS10_data.htm (probably more common
in Britain than North America though) with success. Works a treat on noisy
pots too, if you can get some inside the mechanism and then give it a good
twiddle.
Ed.
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