Well, you can't dispute David's argument!  Saves me $50 or the hassle of
fiddling around at Home Depot to make my own.  AND, it reiterates my
point about preventing acid formation in the first place, either with a
buffer like No Rosion or Dexcool.

David Beierl wrote:

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>
> On balance, I think that the approach of ensuring that the coolant itself
> is only minimally conductive is the reasonable way.  That's what buffering
> any acid is all about -- a little bit of acid will have an astonishing
> effect on the conductivity of water.
>
> cheers
> david
>
> David Beierl - Providence, RI
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