mackortoyota
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Does anybody know the dielectric strength, and constant of dried super glue?
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mackortoyota
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Ok, It has a dielectric constant of 3.33.
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Dave Johnson
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Super glue adsorbs water, so I would not use in with high voltage circuits. There is a liquid polystyrene glue which works well with HV.
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mackortoyota
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Would "gorilla glue", or model glue work well?
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Dave Johnson
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Model airplane glue might work since it is solvent based. I would not trust Gorilla glue with HV.
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mackortoyota
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Ok, no superglue in final designs. A trial bottle capacitor sprung a leak when on it's side. I was able to get 2nf out of it. Also I mean for model cars. The kind that "melts" the pieces together.
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