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If you have to solder
not bad, except the sequence in "crimp, tin, solder"
Sounds like good info for all. Personally, I'm a believer in "tin - crimp - solder". When maintence boss for a fleet of seasonal boats, I had one person who would go to each boat and check EACH electrical connection for corrosion and tightness. At first he considered this a waste of time .... then he began to run across loose and corroded connection ..... Shen |
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