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In Reply to: RE: OK posted by Tre' on August 3, 2014 at 16:50:29:
Has the specific meaning of reducing ocillation, while dampen almost always refers to using water - a serious No-No with electrical systems.
Yes, both might work, but in mechanical terms the common usage is "damp".
Whatever floats your boat (if you keep your boat away from electricity....) LOL
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- Damp as in physics - bartc 21:12:35 08/03/14 (2)
- RE: Damp as in physics - Tre' 08:19:02 08/04/14 (1)
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