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Old 11-20-2019, 09:23 AM   #16
Fishsizzle
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Originally Posted by ChuckS View Post
It’s a nice concept... I have worked in aircraft for over 35 years and also in semi conductor machine manufacturing equipment.

I would not ever use this connector. Either a properly prepared wire and good mechanical butt splice or two wires twisted together to make mechanical connection then solder.

Low temp solder is just a cold solder joint waiting to happen ... especially if on an RV where road vibration plays havoc on connections
Maybe I’ll do a side by side by side. One of these, a regular butt connector and a hand solder/wrap.

They are going in the bumper of wife’s truck. She’s not an off-roader by any means but it will give me a chance to see.

I’ve never soldered wire together. I’ve always used butt connectors and really have never liked them. I always don’t crush enough and the wire comes out as I’m working down the line, or I crush too much and the connector is cracked and I’m worried about sparking.
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