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Old 12-08-2006, 10:45 PM
Bobby Brady Bobby Brady is offline
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Smile I recommend distilled water because of the chlorine, chemicals aand minerals in

regular waters.

Then a thorough flush of isopropyl alcohol would help expell that pure water. Followed by the sun/air drying.

I think that would be the safest method to ensure no minerals or chemicals stay behind to corode some microscopic area that could lead to problems.

I know Andy is a great guy but using a dishwasher is about as lazy as it gets and is very likely to leave corrosive micro deposits.

So, it works fine afterwards...what about months or years from now.

Come on fellas.. how about some credit for giving the obvious best advice.

Is that ask'n too much?

My primary interest is the wellfare of the rare electronics and the happiness of all who use them.
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