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Yep!
soldering is the best way to go.
SF
In a message dated 4/11/00 5:34:18 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
jckniese@francomm.com writes:
<< Hi Judy,
Where ever you get that connector, it would be best to use solder
connectors and seal them up good to keep moisture out. Before you
solder the connectors check them out with an ohm meter for shorts and a
good connection. Give them a pull test to make sure the connection is
strong and won't pull apart. After all that solder and then check again
with the ohm meter for shorts and continunity. Then connect and seal up.
Bob
P19#1148
Dovie
Duanesburg, NY >>
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