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Results tagged with waterproof
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For questions about design and methods to protect electrical and electronic systems from water damage.
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Material Suitable for Self-insulating Solders and Electrical Contacts?
I have been working on this personal project of water-proofing an electronic alarm clock, when I came across the idea of making electrical contacts non-conductive when produced. Specifically I have be …
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