Re: Improve your connection conductivity

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Original poster: "Harold Weiss" <hweiss-at-new.rr-dot-com> 

Hi All,

I think that's the contact cleaner that most of the pro audio companies use.
There's one or two similar products out there that are recommended, and
DeoxIT sounds very familiar.

David E Weiss


 > Original poster: "john cooper" <tesla-at-tesla-coil-dot-com>
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 > Dan & All:
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 > Here's a possibly hot tip on a new material to improve all contacts and
 > bolt connections.  This was passed on to me by a woman coiler that I know
 > (a very rare person) that does absolutely amazing and innovative work.
She
 > used some on her rf ground bolt connections and reported dramatic
 > improvements in performance.  I think it's around 13.00 for a spray
 > can.  They're in Poway, California, phone # 1-800-224-4123, go to:
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 > http://shopping-dot-netledger-dot-com/s.nl/c.ACCT113328/sc.1/.f
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 > home page www.caig-dot-com
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 > You'll see a link to this product half way down on the left.
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 > DeoxIT Power Booster
 > Contact cleaner, conductivity enhancer and lubricant; dissolves oxidation
 > and corrosion on metal surfaces, fills in microscopic gaps and reseals
 > surface for better contact to enhance flow of electricity.
 >
 > Improves Conductivity
 > Deoxidizes, Cleans & Preserves
 > Reduces Intermittent Connections
 > Reduces Arcing & RFI
 > Reduces Wear & Abrasion
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 > Temperature Range, -34 C (-29 F) to +200 C (400 F)
 > DeoxIT Power Booster is a fast-acting deoxidizing solution that cleans,
 > preserves, lubricates and improves conductivity on all metal connectors
and
 > contacts. Use as a general treatment for connectors, contacts and other
 > metal surfaces, and on non-critical metal surfaces with severe oxidation
 > and corrosion. If the metal surface is discolored, it is severe. DeoxIT
 > dissolves the contamination and protects the surface. For reference,
DeoxIT
 > has approximately 20% cleaning action.
 >
 > This could be the biggest innovation in making good conductive connections
 > that I've ever heard of.
 > John
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