Re: Electronics/for euro lights

["Mark Madison" <markie@proaxis.com>]

usually what I do when I have a connector and a wire that is too thick to
fit..
I strip the wire back a little further than I normall would.. say 1" or so
and then
I pull back a few of the strands until I get a good fit.  I then crimp the
connector
and then solder the rest of the wire to the connector housing itself.

mark



----- Original Message -----
From: Andre' Bjorkheim <andreb@maxwell.ee.washington.edu>
To: Rich Zuk <emt@imcnyc.com>
Cc: Scirocco List <scirocco-l@scirocco.org>
Sent: Sunday, February 14, 1999 10:53 PM
Subject: Re: Electronics/for euro lights


>> This may be overkill...but I will have
>> 4 Bosch relays
>> 4 in-line blade fuse holders with 15Amps in each
>> all with...10gauge wire.
>> I'm doing it once,  doing it right, no one is going to be looking in
there,
>> and running as many wires from contact to contact without splicing into
it.
>> By golly, I think I've got it.
>
>    Its all good, except for the part with the 10 gauge wire.  If you
>use the
>  stock type of female connector that goes in the white tab, 10 gauge
>may be
>  to large.  I use 12 gauge it can be a PITA to get it jammed in there.
>Just
>  something to ponder...  =p
>
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>
> André
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