Hi
I am going to replace my green c-element in my G90.
And while I have it on the floor, thought I should change the Glycol in the other tubes.
cinema mad member, is getting me some soon.
My question is if its 100% ethylene glycol do I water it down to 80%.
I found this PDF at the IEEE site.
Regards
Richard
http://rapidshare.com/files/98347330/Sony_CRT_cooling.pdf

Commercial crt cooling fluids are 80% ethylene glycol and 20% glycerin to make fluid refractive index to close what front glass and c element are.

20% water would make refractive index smaller.

Not sure how much this makes difference, since some are reported good results with 100% ethylene glycol and with 100% water.:D

I use 80% propylene glycol and 20% glycerin from pharmacy. Not so corrosive and poisonous...

Thanks Ile

I would say that the optical glycol I am getting you Richard is the same as sony OEM glycol and wont need to be touched,But I will check, I will talk to you tomorrow as I have recieved an email about the glycol....

Love this article good history.

There are different levels of Purity ..

MCM electronics has great deals on coolant of high grade. I get it at $4.00 from my savings catalog.

Do this. Call them and tell them you lost your sale catalog and they will find the sale price for you. :)

That being said if you mix water it might have made it better back then.

I would not mix a lot of water with your coolant however.

The water would have be be treated or distilled and no bacteria in it.

Greg

mcm has 16 oz bottles. how many would i need to replace the glycol in a marquee 9500lc?



i assume this is the right stuff and the best place to purchase, correct?

thanks.