DeoxIT - Which One ?

I need a cleaner to do all my connections.
DeoxIT sounds great ( Is it that good ?) but which one do i go for - D100 , D5 or Gold,
Thanks.

D-5

pete greek1 wrote: D-5

+1 It should look like the can below. I got mine at Radio Shack. Ed

Thank You both for the recommendation. Radio Shack dont ship internationally 650ed so its gonna be another ebay buy.

D5 - Bloody great stuff !

Excellent contact cleaner from audio to ac power contacts
I've been an A/V Tech-Roadie for over 30 years and have used Deoxit since it was first introduced. I've cleaned /rejuvenated volume controls,switches and audio connections on everything from guitar amps to full blown recording consoles. It not only cleans mild to excessive corrosion but the lubricant keeps the part in good working order months afterwards. Much easier than replacing a hard to replace part. I also spray it on all the audio connectors periodically to insure good connectivity. Along with my A.C. power plugs and quad boxes that are used outside for live shows to prevent corrosion from the elements.
Good stuff. Obviously highly recommended.

Great Stuff
I used this stuff on my 35 year old Kenwood KA-7300 amp which had not been used in more than 10 years and it was fantastic. When I first tried to use the amp, all of the switches only worked sometimes and the static and inconsisyent sound was unbearable. I thought that my left channel was not working because it had such a low output compared tothe right channel no matter where the balance was set. After cleaning all the input/ and output jacks and the switches alog with vacuuming out the inside of the amp, the amp works great and sounds like it did back in the day! I was more than pleasantly surprised!!

I've used DeoxIT for years. My first use was on a BMW instrument cluster that an $800 "reno" hadn't fixed. I sprayed the several connectors and mates, dozens and dozens of connectors, let it sit overnight and reinstalled it in the car. That cured every problem. Years after manufacture one or more of those connections could get iffy, and they do. Since then I've fixed several instrument clusters, engine and transmission computer problems caused by the same thing, connections, and no telling how many other electrical connection problems in cars.

An Effective cleaner-rejuvinator!
I used this to clean the pots, switches, and faders on my old Allen & Heath SR416 mixer. Everything is working top-notch again and everything moves/slides with ease. DeoxIT is a great product and it always improves sound quality and equipment life. This is the only cleaner you need!

Trust MFolks , the guy's a true rocket scientist and really knows what he's talking about.
JD

Man you gotta be carefull how you press the sprayer - seems to require a very small squirt.
I have done most of the bike .Was having a little sticking problem with activating right indicator - D5 'd - Fixed and now working perfectly.
Was looking at my 30 year old Jamo 265 speakers last night - reckon the relays will be next on the D5 list.
Thanks.

MFolks wrote: I've been an A/V Tech-Roadie for over 30 years

A roadie! That explains everything!















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Have sprayed 98 % of connections. Standing voltage used to be 12.66 - ( before D5 ) - now 12.9.
Will do charging test next time i start .

99.9 % connections done. Now Standing 13 volts .
Running voltage - 4000 rpm - 14. 9 - 15 volts.

14.9 to 15v is still a little high. If your reg/rec has a brown wire, compare the voltage on the brown wire to the positive on the battery. It should be within a few tenths of a volt. If the voltage on the brown wire is more than 1/2 volt lower than the battery, then you are losing voltage somewhere... most often at the fuse holders.

I purchased the gold. Do you think I'll get the same results?