[Boatanchors] uLTRASONIC CLEANER SOLUTION

[cemilton at aol.com]

GA Gene and the list,

Back in the mid-60's we used an ultrasonic cleaner to clean the 
microwave cavities used in Ma Bell's TD-2 radio systems.  The mixture 
was distilled water (no residue from tap water chemicals) and liquid 
soap.  As in dishwashing detergent.  A good rinsing with distilled 
water and drying under a heat lamp rounded out the procedure.

Ultrasonic cleaner is fb way to go to clean up parts.

Hope this helps.

73 de W4MIL
Chuck
Palm Coast, FL

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Sent: Wed, 8 Aug 2007 1:08 pm
Subject: [Boatanchors] uLTRASONIC CLEANER SOLUTION



I have a ultrasonic cleaner that I would like to use to clean parts 
when
restoring a piece of equipment, mostly small metal pieces, variable 
caps,
etc.

Is there a 'universal' type of chemical (other than alcohol or water) 
to
clean the parts?

Or, what chemical should I use and where can I get it?

TIA
73


Gene, WØQFC (OK on QRZ)
Spring Hill, Florida 34606
WEB SITE:
http://www.w0qfc.com

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