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06-10-2009, 23:25
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Re: Victor running underwater!
You could probably rig up some kind of heat sink mechanism if overheating turns out to be a big issue. It looks good, I also second the "mineral oil" strategy, although I have never tried it, I have heard good things about it and waterproofing electronics. Last time i checked, you could get It by the gallon at mcmaster.
Good Luck and keep us posted as far as any other tests you work on with the waterproofing!! 
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