Ok, I appreciate that it's hardly technical, but I am about to change my battery and wanted to know if anyone has any tips to making sure I get it well sealed (silicon grease or something else, a little or loads?) - wouldn't want to make a mistake and have it flood on a dive (and have to buy a new one!)
From a snotty, miserable, poorly, bored person hoping this fecking nightmare of a heavy cold (for the men, this is what you'd call man flu!) will go (at least before 18th feb when I go to the maldives and hopefully before the hardhat/chamber dive next weekend) Right that's it moan over now
All advice (on computer and ridding myself of the cold) gratefully received
Don't think that more is better with silicon grease.
Just make sure that the o-ring is in good nick and you put enough on to make it shiney.
I tend to put a little on my fingers, rub it in them pull the o-ring through it.
Don't think that more is better with silicon grease.
Just make sure that the o-ring is in good nick and you put enough on to make it shiney.
I tend to put a little on my fingers, rub it in them pull the o-ring through it.
Ta paul will green you when I can, might be a while cos I recently greened ya!
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