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From: medin@nosc.ARPA
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Subject: Disk drive squeel
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Date: Sun, 12-May-85 08:35:14 EDT
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Just a note about using wd-40.  I have a friend who is a maintenance
chief for the navy at Miramar naval air station.  He says that the
navy will not allow wd-40 to be used because of its corrosive actions.
I have personaly noted some things on my watch buttons that verify the
statement.  I personally use wd-40 to free up stuck things (and it
does do a good job) but then I make sure I clean and reoil the part
affected.
                                   Ted
                                    milnet address "medin@nosc"