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(ET) Dielectric grease

Subject: (ET) Dielectric grease
From: Bill Alburty <willaim kc rr com>
Date: Sun, 11 Oct 2009 16:23:29 -0500
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Should it be used on battery terminals and open relay contacts of ourETs? Its an insulator meant to keep out moisture and corrosion, but howgood is the electrical conduction of the contacts when it is used? Whatdo you guys advise?

Thanks,
Bill Alburty E-12 KS

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