Davis RJ-15 wire insulated?

[Blicj11]

On my first go, I did not seal my pipe with silicone. Water drizzled into the pipe over several winters, eventually accumulated enough to freeze and break the wire. So don't do what I did. Be smarter than that.

[elagache]

Dear X-Air, Jeff, and WeatherCat tinkers,

I think "Good Stuff" would probably be better, I just wish they made it in much smaller cans. I usually need a table spoon of it somewhere every two years, but once it starts coming out, anything still in that long tube  dries out and you're stuck (no pun intended, of course) with 90% of the contents forever unavailable!

Okay, I give up . . . what is this stuff?

Do you mean Great stuff sealant?

http://greatstuff.dow.com/products/

Curious minds want to know!

Cheers, Edouard

[xairbusdriver]

"Good Stuff" is the cheaper brand of "Great Stuff"; it's just not as... uhmn... good. Similar to Windows and Mac... 

[HantaYo]

"Good Stuff" is the cheaper brand of "Great Stuff"; it's just not as... uhmn... good. Similar to Windows and Mac... 

 

On my first go, I did not seal my pipe with silicone. Water drizzled into the pipe over several winters, eventually accumulated enough to freeze and break the wire. So don't do what I did. Be smarter than that.

My pipe is facing West, where resides the very Wicked Winds of the West.  I am sure the pipe could be blown shut by snow in one or two snow storms.  Well the high Saturday will be 49F so maybe that will be a Good, err Great, Stuff kind of day.