On 10 Jan 2005 03:52:38 GMT, Alun wrote:

It's not normally grease, it's vaseline, which is conductive. I don't know
how vaseline behaves at RF, though. Maybe not too well?

What about silicon grease?


Jock.

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Jock. wrote:

: On 10 Jan 2005 03:52:38 GMT, Alun wrote:
:
: It's not normally grease, it's vaseline, which is conductive. I don't know
: how vaseline behaves at RF, though. Maybe not too well?
:
: What about silicon grease?
:

ah now Jock.... thats just too technical... next thing you'll be
mentioning which ''number'' of grease which will really confuse them!

ZZZPK wrote:

Jock. wrote:
: What about silicon grease?

ah now Jock.... thats just too technical... next thing you'll be
mentioning which ''number'' of grease which will really confuse them!

I hear that KY has introduced a heat producing grease.
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