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salt air electronics & computers
I do it to all my electronics (but don't live aboard...)
If you are skilled in electronics, or know someone who is, you can purchase a product known as "Conformal coating", which is essentially liquid plastic. You spray both sides of the PCBs, protecting certain components. In 15 years I haven't had a failure, and some of that gear was old when I got it. "FSD" brandaris400@hotmail_com wrote in message bel.net... Any comments on protecting complex electronics, eg computers. on live abboard sailboats ? Sorry, in Dutch: http://www.shiptron.nl/docs/alu-max.pdf -- ~@ _/\_ |
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