QUESTION:
If immersed in liquid, is there any way for the Huygens Probe to send any
kind of information back?

ANSWER from FAQ on June 3, 1999:
Liquid ethane exists between 90 degrees Kelvin (solid) and 184 degrees
Kelvin (boiling) which corresponds roughly to the radio noise
temperature (90 degrees Kelvin) of Titan. The Probe is not made to
survive these low temperatures. Certainly, the batteries would not
operate at these temperatures. In addition, the dielectric constant of
liquid ethane is about 93 percent larger than a vacuum or air where the
electronics were manufactured and adjusted. If the liquid ethane
permeated the Probe packages, the radio frequency elements would be
badly tuned and would not perform well at all.