How to rust proof underwater alligator clips?

the fact that they are not

to rust proof alligator clips

transmit voltage underwater but they rust after a day.

to be able to conduct electricity

All copper clips might work. I don't think they would corrode, because they are not in an oxygen environment. Electrolysis might be a problem, depending upon other things you have going on. Is this salt water?

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Is it AC or DC?

how about conductive silver paint ? I dont think that will rust but not totally sure on that.

chris

exxos wrote this in :

Silver corrodes. Only metal I'm aware of that does not corrode or oxidize under any circumstances is gold. Gold plated clips should stand anything but Aqua Regia

Aluminum tube ?

Chris

exxos wrote this in :

Corrodes. Makes a thin film that does not pass current afaik.

Here is a link to what may work for you:

Stainless steel spring clips...

Good luck...

Scott

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You don't _use_ alli clips, or allow any bare conductors under water, for the obvious reason that the leakage currents will ruin any measurement or make a circuit malfunction. Duh!