Ron Wagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> made an utterance to the drakelist gang
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Don, and anyone else on the list whom I may have offended.
I was not try to offend anyone, or suggest anyone is not correct in
statements about being careful with cleaners on the wafers and or how to
clean up after a screwup.
Keith,
In my mind it only makes sense to try something that someone suggests
may work which requires virtually no effort and is guaranteed to not do
further harm before trying still more fixes. Your decision. Let us know
what you do and how it turns out.
Jason,
I was not alive in the 50s. My experience was in the late 80s with a
similar product to DeOxit which stated on the spray can that it was "safe"
on all materials. I did not want to suggest "self healing" with time and
heat as I do not know if DeOxit will dry from the wafers like the stuff I
had. I would still be a bit worried, but to try drying is a very
inexpensive if it works.
73,
Ron
On Sun, 8 Jan 2006, Jason Buchanan wrote:
I was lucky years ago with "self healing" (drying of wafers) from spray
Well, when the guy told me that he did this I thought he was nuts but his
explanation for not being "worried" was that the material in the Drake rigs
was not as spongy/porous like the old stuff used in TV sets in the 50s. He
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