>The only documented cases of silicone grease causing an issue in switches is >from silicone-carbide is when contacts arc through the grease. It actually >is a very common lube for many applications. >73 Tom There was a time in my career in electronics servicing when I came in contact with quite a bit of relays, contactors etc but always steered away from using silicone near relays or motors. So while silicone is used by many in the automotive industry as Tom explained, I am still very reluctant to bring it near any switch, or relay. And BTW, it also contains hydrocarbon groups , a methyle, (CH3) that is very volitile. For this interested, a good link below. http://www.dowcorning.com/content/publishedlit/The_Use_of_Silicone_Materials_in_Close_Proximity.pdf 73 Raoul ZS1REC _________________ Topband Reflector Archives - http://www.contesting.com/_topband
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