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Soldered a lot of wires in aircraft too, standing on a tool box, up in the forward hell hole of
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an AD-5.
But in my boat, I crimp, then seal with heat shrink
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- Which solder for battery terminals
- Why solder the terminals
- Re: Not a good idea.
- Re: Not a good idea.
- I'm with Neil, crimp and solder, adhesive heat shrink
- Re: Not a good idea.
- I'm told that crimping is the industry standard by friends in the cellular field.
- Not surprising...
- Re: Not surprising... The difference is the heatshrink.
- Soldered a lot of wires in aircraft too, standing on a tool box, up in the forward hell hole of
- Not surprising...
- Agree with Maine Sail
- I'm told that crimping is the industry standard by friends in the cellular field.
- Re: Not a good idea.
- I'm with crimping.
- Either solder or crimp but not both. Both Quality in parts and Skill in the operator for good joint.
- I have always crimped then soldered. Here are my steps
- Re: Which solder for battery terminals
- Why solder the terminals