Jon, will do.
I'm mainly after a fluid I can run the small DC
motors inside my actuators in.
They don't work well in more viscous fluids,
however larger motors may.
I think Frank has gone away from compensating
actuators.
I'm simultaneously soaking various plastics in the
Shelsol D60 & WD40.
The WD40 was failing the test after an hour as the
clear plastic container I had
it in started to go white, also polystyrene soaking
in it went soggy.
Alan
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2010 6:28
PM
Subject: Re: [PSUBS-MAILIST] motor
compensating fluid
Please keep us informed on the results of your
test.
Jon
On 10/6/2010 1:18 AM, Alan James wrote:
Brian,
You posted a question regarding a thin fluid
for compensating your rov motors.
I just picked up a sample of Shellsol D60
yesterday.
It's clear, doesn't smell, has a higher flash
point than WD40 & is low in aromatics so is less
destructive
to plastics than WD40 & is close to water
in viscosity. I've just run a small DC actuator motor in it & it goes
fine.
Am soaking a number of plastics in it to see how it scores on that front over
time.
Has anyone else used this?
Alan