Re: acrylic; motors

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In a message dated 8/3/99 4:48:55 AM, Buchner@wcta.net writes:

<<(1) So is oil like
water then -- not very compressible? (2) Does this work with just any
motor? Why doesn't the oil short out bare electrical parts, like brushes or
whatever? Is oil not conductive?


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David>>

lighter weight, but still non-compressible (more or less-water and oil are 
both pretty stiff items at 10K psi)--and the oil in question has to be 
non-conductive--ie., transformer oil--truth to tell, I wouldn't bother with 
it unless it was absolutely necessary as it is mess, requires a compensation 
system, needs topping up after dives ... did I mention the mess?
Vance