Probably everyone but me knew this, but what ever you do, don't let any contact cleaner get on any of the avionics except possibly the contacts themselves I have learned a very expensive lesson from having accidently done so Anybody out there run across a used ICOM AC-200 for sale, I am in the market for one
YIKES! I just shot some on my intercom plug. I was about to squirt some in the volume and squelch holes for no particular reason, but then I read the ingredients and saw that it has mineral oil in it.
I hope you have had good luck with your Icom. I used to fly a buddys Pitts and I could never get the volume up, and then it would only last about 5 hours in between visits to the shop. I guess it didn't like the G's, or maybe the vibration, or possibly the NOISE!
I often use the stuff on contacts, but blow out the excess with air, I've yet to have a problem and that's why I'm prying Frank, mistakes are made all the time and its great when we all learn from them.
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knew this, but what ever you do, don't let any contact cleaner get on any of the avionics except possibly the contacts themselves 
I have learned a very expensive lesson from having accidently done so 
Anybody out there run across a used ICOM AC-200 for sale, I am in the market for one 
