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   Thanks for the response, I will check into it.   
      
      
   On 2/8/10 4:07 PM, in article i2%bn.62980$Db2.40392@edtnps83, "John   
   Robertson" Flexed Their Fingers To The Keyboard And Wrote The Following   
   Useless Dribble:   
      
   > C.G. Learn wrote:   
   >> I am putting in a stepper on my 222 Seeburg, is is recommended to put   
   >> Dielectric Grease on the tormat and selector plugs that attach to the   
   >> stepper, or is this a waste of time. Thanks in advance   
   >>   
   >> C.G.   
   >>   
   >   
   > I think it is always a good idea to put the grease on as a preventative   
   > measure. It will reduce the risk of corrosion and improve the metal to   
   > metal contact (lower resistance) although that won't matter much unless   
   > there is a bit of current flowing...   
   >   
   > I am very pleased with the results of using Dow Corning #4 Electrical   
   > grease and recommend it for protecting connectors.   
   >   
   > Do not put it on moving electrical parts - I do not think it would help   
   > for those, too thick for easy motion. It is not  a lubricant as fas as I   
   > know.   
   >   
   > John :-#)#   
      
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