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Q: (18465) I am restoring a 1960's amplifier and want to use the DeoxIT D-Series. Should I apply before or after the rebuild? Also, which DeoxIT product do you recommend for new builds on tube sockets, etc.? Thank you, Brad

Q: (18472) Hello, I work for a kiteboarding school and we use radio helmets. We work in a salt environment.   I have noticed that or radio helmets systems keep on failing.  While trying to repair them myself, since we are in Mexico and warranties tak...

Q: Dear Caig Rep, We support industrial customer that has some equipment that utilizes PCB card edge connectors. Some of these connectors are gold plated and have sound electrical connections. Unfortunately, some of the connector appear to have a tin...

Q: (18490) Our most important concern is our exposed limit switches (rocker and plunger-style) which tend to accumulate grime from spray lubricants, road surface dirt, and winter road salting. We are in a freshwater environment, but exposed parts do ...

Q: (18505) CAIG, Best products for gold or nickel plated contacts on vacuum tubes? Scott

Q: (18509) Hello Caig, In the attached picture are the 2 connectors which give me troubles - loots of intermittents. Attached you'll find the datasheet for the IDC connectors on the black PCB and the wide ribbon cable, Unfortunately, I don't have any...

Q: (18512) Message: I noticed a Field Repair Guide for one of our Hybrid Battery (600VDC) applications which calls for connectors (both high and low voltage connectors) to first be cleaned/lubricated with DeoxIT D5 and then filled with Dow Corning DO...

Q: (18320) Hello Mark, As we discussed, these connectors were manufactured by Hewlett Packard in the early 1970s for helping test a piece of modular test equipment (that is, the modular component would be removed from it's parent device and attached ...

Q: (18522) Hello. I have DeoxIT D100L-2C & DeoxIT Gold G100L-2C, 100% 2ml tubes. In some equipment it is impossible to understand if the metal part inside of a female RCA plug is ferrous or non-ferrous – unfortunately it is not the same metal as ...