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yeah I know but I’d prefer to find the proper type of connector…just because…my brain needs it….if I don’t find it yeah I’ll use a butt connector and cut of half of it
IF I have the crimped wires bundle in my hand, I would add solder to the joint. For me, the solder joint is the best connection and skip the crimp part, and it's safer in term of corroded connection and fire hazard.
IF I have the crimped wires bundle in my hand, I would add solder to the joint. For me, the solder joint is the best connection and skip the crimp part, and it's safer in term of corroded connection and fire hazard.
Crimps are better then solder joints in high vibration environments.
Crimps are better then solder joints in high vibration environments.
The batt cable terminals have solder joints. They probably won't work today if they were not soldered.
In the old days where surface-mounted chips were not invented yet, the commercial electronics boards have chips mounted on sockets, but aerospace industry and Automotive boards with through-hole chips soldered on board, no sockets allowed. Soldering joints are not that bad in vibration environment.
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