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Re: horn ring lube

> Yeah.  Seems to be something of a misnomer.  The term dielectric refers to
> what would normally be called an insulator.  The grease should be
> conductive for this purpose.  IME, a "dielectric" grease is used for
> purposes requiring a conductive grease and is, in fact, conductive.
> Amazing, huh?  :-)

They seem to be conductive over a very short gap and insulating beyond
that.  Don't ask me why.

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