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SidecarFlip
Apr 02, 2019Explorer III
shastagary wrote:
if i want to make sure a crimp connection will last i crimp the lug on and then solder the lug.
some have a hole just in front the crimp part the ones that do not i drill a small hole in front of the crimp and heat the lug with a small butane torch wile feeding solder into the hole till it is full.
i have cables i made back in the 80's that are still in use today that work and look as good as the day i made them.
Exactly. I use welding cable (available by the foot at any LWS retail store), Tweco solid copper connectors and I remove enough insulation to tin the end, insert the end in the Tweco connector and then solder it in. I like to use welding cable because it will be solid conductor grade copper stranded wire and the insulation jacket it thicker neoprene.
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