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![]() Some "pro" potting compounds are 2-part RTV rubber. This presumably has a bit more "give" than a rigid epoxy & is less likely to rip parts off a board. Kenwood used something like that in the TS440SAT transceiver, on the VCO if I recall correctly. Seems the stuff would sometimes corrode some of the circuitry after several years. |
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