Subject	actually, it's non-conductive...
Posted by	dbotos on April 22, 2004 at 3:15 PM
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In Reply To	no its just for prevention of corrosion. it conducts posted by ScubaSteve on April 22, 2004 at 03:01 PM
Message	It's just for corrosion resistance. When you put connectors together, the pins and sockets still make metal-to-metal contact, which is what conducts. The grease just protects any metal surfaces that are still exposed to atmosphere. "The more "F" and the less "m" you have, the more "a" you can get." -- Brian Beckman, The Physics of Racing
Follow Ups	looks like it's gonna be a great weekend! =) >> - stockplayerz (NYC) 14:44:42 04/22/04 no its just for prevention of corrosion. it conducts - ScubaSteve 15:01:28 04/22/04 actually, it's non-conductive... - dbotos 15:15:21 04/22/04 to specifically answer stockplayerz (NYC)'s questions... - dbotos 15:24:12 04/22/04 thanks bro! (n/m) - stockplayerz (NYC) 15:39:24 04/22/04 woops. (n/m) - ScubaSteve 16:03:39 04/22/04 *whoops (n/m) - NA300zx (OH) 18:19:22 04/22/04 No problem Mike, see you at the ECZA meet. (n/m) - Wui (Philly) 15:08:52 04/22/04 I've wondered that EXACT same thing. I've seen - PiotrC70 15:13:20 04/22/04
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