Personally, I think you should always have TefGel on board. I find
myself using it often, as it's famous for avoiding corrosion between
dissimilar metals.
However, for electrical connections I believe that dielectric silicone
will work fine. I also have that on board. These days I use SuperLube
Dielectric Silicone, which is much cheaper than Ancor and so far has not
let me down.
Wal
Rick wrote:
Before I order TefGel using Dennis’ link, can anyone comment on the differences
between that and the suggested alternates, or the suitability of the
alternatives?
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