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Post #143344340 added 12-03-2020 12:21 PM by Dr. J in Deal Talk
I can't speak for this specific product BUT I will say that it does take quite awhile for the solder to melt - longer than you anticipate even with a heat gun.
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Post #143354435 added 12-03-2020 4:38 PM by samham in Deal Talk
your real smart ass have you even bought any of these?
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Post #143306630 added 12-02-2020 4:09 PM by ps930 in Deal Talk
Good for electronics but If these are used with a heat gun to melt the solder the connectors are not good for any area with high heat levels (engine compartment, firewalls,....) right?
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Post #143324168 added 12-03-2020 1:13 AM by silverarrow27 in Deal Talk
I have a similar set that I use on my cars from time to time that crimps and heats. Far superior to just solder alone. The naysayers are probably the same ones that says their vhs is better than 4k...
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Post #143320784 added 12-02-2020 9:49 PM by brossow in Deal Talk
Someone asked about quantities: White - 40 Red - 50 Blue - 50 Yellow - 10
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Post #143332526 added 12-03-2020 7:52 AM by Mattacks in Deal Talk
This type of setup is what is recommended by Mercedes Benz for repairs. The heat gun producers way higher temperatures than you will see in an engine bay unless things went seriously wrong. At that...
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Post #143319602 added 12-02-2020 9:04 PM by jarrodrex in Deal Talk
Yup these types of connections are very common in aviation. I’m not sure about the quality of these exact connectors but this type of connection isn’t inherently flawed and has many advantages over...
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Post #143328683 added 12-03-2020 6:17 AM by ph7 in Deal Talk
It's a social site. People share their knowledge. If only someone knew when to crimp and when to solder, and shared it!
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Post #143308634 added 12-02-2020 4:47 PM by RobS8183 in Deal Talk
For double the $
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Post #143310911 added 12-02-2020 5:29 PM by eegorr in Deal Talk
Of course.
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Post #143330366 added 12-03-2020 7:02 AM by CPAESQ in Deal Talk
In for a set. I have some under cabinet wiring that I would love to replace the connectors with these
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Post #143305325 added 12-02-2020 3:40 PM by thetickz in Deal Talk
These things are magical
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Post #143321858 added 12-02-2020 10:31 PM by thanatossassin in Deal Talk
Not sure about helicopters, but my understanding from schooling years back was that solder is a no-go for planes. Are these an exception?
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Post #143327861 added 12-03-2020 5:50 AM by RobsTV in Deal Talk
Good post! For connecting wire to wire, you must always have a good mechanical connection prior to soldering. Then, heat the wire, never the solder, until the solder flows into the wire. If you had...
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Post #143332307 added 12-03-2020 7:47 AM by WOLFBEAR in Deal Talk
Yeah I also feel diffidently.
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Post #143325962 added 12-03-2020 4:30 AM by EricE4951 in Deal Talk
My hunch is these can only be used to join ends of wires... However, I'm interested in connecting a back up camera to the reverse light cables in my car. I don't imagine this can be used to splice in...
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Post #143270939 added 12-01-2020 11:28 PM by domerbc in Deal Talk
It’s a real pain trying to crimp both wires at once in the middle, while laying on your back under a dash with limited wire length in a harness. I much prefer the connectors with enough metal to...
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Post #143313371 added 12-02-2020 6:20 PM by Jaxmoto in Deal Talk
You need a heat gun with a proper setting for them. I have about 100 joints on my boat I rebuilt, no issues. Melt the ends first with the colored ring being a hot glue material that holds the wire....
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Post #143358236 added 12-03-2020 6:22 PM by AnolBoychik in Deal Talk
"Butt connectors"
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Post #143305748 added 12-02-2020 3:50 PM by JayG8281 in Deal Talk
There is no need for a crimp here. You insert the wires then heat it up with a heat gun, the metal melts into the joint.
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Post #143305610 added 12-02-2020 3:47 PM by fd60140 in Deal Talk
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Post #143313977 added 12-02-2020 6:36 PM by juddev in Deal Talk
How many of each size are included?
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Post #143319902 added 12-02-2020 9:13 PM by PabloV99 in Deal Talk
Thanks OP. Been wanting to get some and try.. For this price i'm in..
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Post #143322380 added 12-02-2020 10:56 PM by thumper300zx in Deal Talk
Should you flux the wires when using?
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Post #143331770 added 12-03-2020 7:34 AM by sphawk88 in Deal Talk
FYI - there is no UL rating I can see, would only use these for low voltage (
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Post #143332676 added 12-03-2020 7:55 AM by ApEsxit in Deal Talk
I concur, but I found the amount of solder lacking and legit soldered then used these.
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Post #143349362 added 12-03-2020 2:19 PM by SoggyPronoun in Deal Talk
I love how many other techs are coming in and vouching for these type of connectors. Been an RF tech for almost 20 years now from Ops/Maintenance all the way to depot repair and r&d. I've seen them...
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Post #143385923 added 12-04-2020 11:15 AM by eknutson in Deal Talk
Subscription definitely not necessary to get the coupon.
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Post #143310644 added 12-02-2020 5:24 PM by eegorr in Deal Talk
No, the temperature isn't hot enough to re-melt the solder. A heat gun is much hotter and the heat is concentrated.
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Post #143305484 added 12-02-2020 3:43 PM by dealboy12 in Deal Talk
Grabbed these for around $7 a few months back. Only used once, worked decent.
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Post #143305547 added 12-02-2020 3:45 PM by Joe_Birmingham in Deal Talk
Anyone know if this specific brand is Ok? I have previously received some crappy electrical connectors by buying the cheap china brand on Amazon. (I've also gotten good product.)
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Post #143322413 added 12-02-2020 10:58 PM by blaskovicz in Deal Talk
These say to crimp and then heat. Am I missing something? I bought these and did both... Oops, I was referring to another I got by this same manufacturer for my LEDs......
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Post #143309276 added 12-02-2020 4:57 PM by samham in Deal Talk
There is NO way i would use these on something i worked on for the public! Your are just asking for problems.You diffidently need to learn to solder if your working for the public.
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Post #143349152 added 12-03-2020 2:14 PM by Smily0 in Deal Talk
I was just reading these posts for fun, and saw your comment. These are the ones I have currently and they have performed very well for me thus far. I've used them on a couple of trailer light...
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Post #143324147 added 12-03-2020 1:11 AM by dstppy in Deal Talk
This is the second best day of my life . . . very close behind the day I got a 40" TV for a monitor and saw a terminal prompt in all it's 4K glory.
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Post #143325452 added 12-03-2020 3:52 AM by skyjockey in Deal Talk
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Post #143328854 added 12-03-2020 6:23 AM by Dr. J in Deal Talk
FYI - there is no UL rating I can see, would only use these for low voltage (
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Post #143271647 added 12-02-2020 12:17 AM by spik3s in Deal Talk
There's no crimping involved with these. Their heat shrinking tubes with solder in the middle. Just stick the wires in from each end, ensuring they overlap in the middle, and use a heat gun (or hair...
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Post #143324387 added 12-03-2020 1:41 AM by iCanHasDeals in Deal Talk
I got a similar set about a year back. They worked fine at first, but now the solder is brittle and doesn't melt anymore. I just kept them in their box.
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Post #143331599 added 12-03-2020 7:31 AM by sphawk88 in Deal Talk
I find using a lighter to be the easiest for these. It may take a few times to get a good technique, but I’ve been using these for years without any problems. Heavier gauge wires you might consider...
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