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TerraMex · 04-27-2003, 10:32 PM

>I'll be using Hyperlube in the distilled water. Isn't that an
>impurity?

Not that type of impurty. I was referring to dissolved salts and such in the water.

The more impurities (total dissolved solids) in water, the greater it's electrical conductivity. The amount of total dissolved solids in the water can actually determine the water's conductivity. The value of this factor (conductivity) depends upon the type of dissolved solids. I'm not really sure hyperlube will help. Depends on what it is made of.

Anyway, using that method (conductivity through the water) it might work, but then you cant use distilled water (imo). Maybe tapwater will have enought dissolved salts in it to do the trick.

04-27-2003, 10:32 PM	#10
TerraMex Cooling Savant Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Portugal, Europe Posts: 870	>I'll be using Hyperlube in the distilled water. Isn't that an >impurity? Not that type of impurty. I was referring to dissolved salts and such in the water. The more impurities (total dissolved solids) in water, the greater it's electrical conductivity. The amount of total dissolved solids in the water can actually determine the water's conductivity. The value of this factor (conductivity) depends upon the type of dissolved solids. I'm not really sure hyperlube will help. Depends on what it is made of. Anyway, using that method (conductivity through the water) it might work, but then you cant use distilled water (imo). Maybe tapwater will have enought dissolved salts in it to do the trick. __________________ "we need more cowbell."