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<blockquote data-quote="RYAN LOUDMUSIC JENKINS" data-source="post: 48530" data-attributes="member: 70"><p>Re: Water damage... causes</p><p></p><p>I am by no meens an expert on what happens with condensation. I have heard of condensation and I believe that it may actually exist but I have never seen it.</p><p></p><p>All joking aside...</p><p></p><p>Ryan, I am not sure what boxes you have, KF650z? What is the material that the horn is made out of? Is it possible that with your humidity up there that the magnet structure there is acting as a zinc and is therefore corroding while it is actually (unintentionally in this case) protecting the horn from corrosion due to it being a dis-similar metal? It really wouldn't take a whole lot of moisture to make the more corrosive metal start to deteriate if it is in contact with another metal.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RYAN LOUDMUSIC JENKINS, post: 48530, member: 70"] Re: Water damage... causes I am by no meens an expert on what happens with condensation. I have heard of condensation and I believe that it may actually exist but I have never seen it. All joking aside... Ryan, I am not sure what boxes you have, KF650z? What is the material that the horn is made out of? Is it possible that with your humidity up there that the magnet structure there is acting as a zinc and is therefore corroding while it is actually (unintentionally in this case) protecting the horn from corrosion due to it being a dis-similar metal? It really wouldn't take a whole lot of moisture to make the more corrosive metal start to deteriate if it is in contact with another metal. [/QUOTE]
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