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Topic	Blowing on NES cartridges literally did nothing, and arguably made things worse
DevsBro 05/13/19 1:01:52 PM #19:	Jeff AKA Snoopy posted... DevsBro posted... Jeff AKA Snoopy posted... 16-BITTER posted... You had to breathe hot breath on them, not blow. Worked every time. The water condensation would lead to further oxidizing of the contact pins though. Rubbing alcohol is the best. Suppose your rubbing alcohol is 40% rubbing alcohol. Have you never wondered what the remaining 60% is? That's why you grab the highest % rubbing alcohol you can get. I get 90%. You also use a Q-Tip to ensure that residue does not stick around the pins. Still gonna be a lot more water than is gonna get condensated out of your breath. --- 53 LIII 0b110101 p16 0x35 <cite>DevsBro posted [p:921839095] in Blowing on... [t:77712267]...</cite> <quote><cite>Jeff AKA Snoopy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>DevsBro posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Jeff AKA Snoopy posted...</cite> <quote><cite>16-BITTER posted...</cite> <quote>You had to breathe hot breath on them, not blow. Worked every time.</quote> The water condensation would lead to further oxidizing of the contact pins though. Rubbing alcohol is the best.</quote> Suppose your rubbing alcohol is 40% rubbing alcohol. Have you never wondered what the remaining 60% is?</quote> That's why you grab the highest % rubbing alcohol you can get. I get 90%. You also use a Q-Tip to ensure that residue does not stick around the pins.</quote> Still gonna be a lot more water than is gonna get condensated out of your breath. --- 53 LIII 0b110101 p16 0x35</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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