Cryogenic Treatment of Cables and Electronic Components

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Manek
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#1 erstellt: 17. Jul 2006, 11:17

Hi all,

Wonder if there is anyone who does cryogenic treatment of cables and electronic components in India.

Secondly has anyone here heard the difference between an untreated and a treated cable or component ?

Manek.

bhagwan69
Inventar

#2 erstellt: 31. Jul 2006, 10:15

Manek schrieb:

No one I know does this treatment in India.

Yes I have heard the difference - Siltech.
G-4 treated & G-6 un treated.

Regards,

BHAGWAN69

Arj
Inventar

#3 erstellt: 31. Jul 2006, 13:30

taking it to a long trip to vaishnavi devi temple might help.. All sorts of temperatures are present in the journey

Just kidding..

Manek
Inventar

#4 erstellt: 31. Jul 2006, 15:54

ha ha...Arj...funny

Bhagwan...what would you say the difference is ?

Secondly, would it not be good to find a method of cyogenic treatement ? maybe talk to educational institutes or research labs who have the equipment who could help out ? A goal worth pursuing you think ?

Manek.

Arj
Inventar

#5 erstellt: 31. Jul 2006, 22:29

liquid nitrogen should be a good way of cryogenic treatment.. since it is used in hospitals you should be able to get it if u have contacts in that area

Amp_Nut
Inventar

#6 erstellt: 01. Aug 2006, 04:48

bhagwan69 said

Yes I have heard the difference - Siltech.
G-4 treated & G-6 un treated.

Hi bhagwan69,

Dont throw a teaser like that !

Do tell us your opinion on the difference....

Thanks !

Amp_Nut
Inventar

#7 erstellt: 01. Aug 2006, 04:56

A college pal & audiophile of mine, today holds a senior position at Philips Holland.

When I wrote to him several years ago, of the reported sonic improvements in cryogenically treating a CD, he actually tried it.

Said it created a Huge mess... and was practically difficult...

He had to junk the CD.

So I guess it does need special handling skills.

I aklso suspect that ordinary insulation on Cables will crack when cooled to cryogenic temperatures.... Liquid Nitrogen, leave aside Liquid Oxygen ( used for MRI scanners ).

Arj
Inventar

#8 erstellt: 01. Aug 2006, 07:22

right.. i missed that. most substances would be horribly brittle at those temp. even metal is known to shatter at a surprisingly small pressure

Manek
Inventar

#9 erstellt: 01. Aug 2006, 07:23

Amp nut....the cryo treatement, from what I have read the substance that needs to be cyroed must be lowered in temperature very slowly over a couple of days and the same goes for bringing it back to normal room temp.

manek.

bhagwan69
Inventar

#10 erstellt: 04. Aug 2006, 13:11

Amp_Nut schrieb:

bhagwan69 said

Yes I have heard the difference - Siltech.
G-4 treated & G-6 un treated.

Hi bhagwan69,

Dont throw a teaser like that !

Do tell us your opinion on the difference....

Thanks !

They are both there in Pune @ Ajay's room [Cadence Demo Room].

If you guys feel like it and are inclined, then a trip can be taken to Pune & have a listen for yourself.

Mr. Shirke now owns both Cadence & Siltech.
So all the A / B can be done 'in house'. This would be a nice first hand experiance.

Suggestions ?

Manek, I believe, you know the Cadence guys well. You could try and follow up, see if they are opne to the idea !!!

Thanks.

P.S. Maybe this could become a Forum Field Trip ???

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Amp_Nut
Inventar

#11 erstellt: 04. Aug 2006, 13:58

Maybe this could become a Forum Field Trip ???

I am LOVING the Idea !