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"The Floating Bear" wrote in message
. uk... In article , (Jack Erbes) wrote: tinning stranded bare copper wires before crimping a terminal on is a bad thing to do I have been told that it acts as a stress raiser at the point where the tinning ends, and with vibration this can cause a fatigue fracture of the wire at that point. Correct. That is also a reason why regulations prohibit this. Meindert |
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