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Boris Mohar wrote:

Here is what happens when you solder a stranded wire to a terminal that is
intended to be crimped. The solder get wicked up by the wire, past the
terminal, sometimes under insulation if you are really ambitious. Now you
have a well soldered short and stiff wire bundle exiting the terminal and
transiting abruptly to un soldered bundle. There is no strain relief there
and that is where it will break. Do it right.


Regards,

Boris Mohar

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