Very well said. Merry Christmas to you all
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Subject: RE: [Chevelle-list] Splice or
Solder
Mike, is right on in describing the correct way
to do a wire solder joint.All you need is a small film of solder to fill
the voids i
Count me in as a crimper & solderer.
Like having to do wiring repairs just once.
I've also replaced brass terminls inside connectors which is a step up the
ladder in being a PIA but saves a splice.
Or use a piece of factory wire with the terminal attached already and hide
splice in harness.
I've
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[Chevelle-list] Splice or Solder I've always thought
that a solder joint was better electricallythan a crimp
connection. But I found 2 internet references that saya solder
joint has higher resistance than a crimp. I kn
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Subject: [Chevelle-list] Splice or Solder
I've always thought that a solder joint was better electrically
than a crimp connection. But I found 2 internet references that say
a solder joint has higher resistance than a crimp. I know that a
solder joint should first be mec
I've always thought that a solder joint was better electrically
than a crimp connection. But I found 2 internet references that say
a solder joint has higher resistance than a crimp. I know that a
solder joint should first be mechanically sound, so why would a crimp
be better?
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Rick Scha
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