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December 12th 07, 02:51 AM
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Wiring a Sailplane
On Dec 11, 4:59 pm, Todd wrote:
Very Good suggestions. And while you are at it, be prepared to spend some serious $$ on the proper tools. I use nothing but AMP PIDG connectors crimped by a genuine APF PIDG Crimp tool. My tefzel wire is stripped using the correct mil spec stripper( Ideal Industries Custom Stripmaster(R) Wire Stripper 16-26 AWG wire Item ID:45-1987http://www.idealindustries.com). Probably near $300 worth of tools there. Ideally, leave your soldering iron at home. Oh, come on. Do you really think that the low temperature (compared to near a running engine) and low vibration environment of a glider requires such expensive connections ? Todd 3S 
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