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Can I use Solid wire for rewiring sailboat if not WHY?
dazed and confuzed wrote:
Cost of assembly. It gets the boat out of the door, and it works long enough to last until the end of the warranty. I agree. The crimp is for a solid mechanical connection. The solder gives a good electrical connection and resists corrosion. Tom of the Swee****er Sea |
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