

| Subject: | Soldered Connections |
| From: | Larry Stichweh |
| Date: | Sun, 31 Jan 1999 10:48:37 -0600 |
I have had good luck crimping the joint and then filling in any open spaces between the wires and between the wire and connector with solder. Also using a shrink tube adds to the joint protection. This is what I do for wiring on my sailboat. In the marine environment we use fully tinned stranded wiring which is a bit more expensive but this is a good method if you want to never worry about it again. I would think either crimping or soldering done correctly and with the proper materials for the job would be satisfactory. Larry [text/html]
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