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GordonThree
Jul 14, 2015Explorer
Whatever solution is used, be wary that trapping water inside the connections is far worse than having it get wet and then dry out.
For example, I have a relation that connected two extensions and then wrapped the connection with a plastic bag and then electrical tape to "water proof" it. That didn't last long... rain got in there, corroded things and I had to put on two new ends.
The water gets in there and can't evaporate quickly, so it corrodes and then electrolysis eats away the connectors.
For example, I have a relation that connected two extensions and then wrapped the connection with a plastic bag and then electrical tape to "water proof" it. That didn't last long... rain got in there, corroded things and I had to put on two new ends.
The water gets in there and can't evaporate quickly, so it corrodes and then electrolysis eats away the connectors.
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