Harvey, On Mon, 6 Nov 1995, Harvey Chao wrote: > RE>>dielectric grease 11/6/95 > > UHhhhh -- sorry folks. By definition, dielectric grease is a > non-conducting material (at least for direct current and any "low" frequency > alternating currents). I _know_ this to be true, I just had to pass on my experience with the grease. If anyone's got a logical explanation for why this would happen (current bleed across a thin film of dielectric grease), I'd love to hear the explanation. This just happened to me last week so the experience is still fresh. Who knows, maybe I got the "electric" grease and it was just mislabeled :). I'm going to check the resistance of the grease tonight and let the list know what I find. Jack
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