Repeat 10 times daily!

PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING

Ivan Vegvary

and far enough away from the end where the solder connection will be, or it
shrinks on the wire, from the heat conducting thru the wire

WB
...........

"Ivan Vegvary" wrote in message
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Repeat 10 times daily!

PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING

Ivan Vegvary






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On Tue, 14 Jun 2005 06:18:37 GMT, "Ivan Vegvary"
wrote:

Repeat 10 times daily!

PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING

Ivan Vegvary


Did it again, huh?

Pete Keillor

On Tue, 14 Jun 2005 06:18:37 GMT, the opaque "Ivan Vegvary"
spake:

Repeat 10 times daily!

PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING

BTDT. g

Rule #2: Place shrink tubing far enough away from the heat of the
soldering area that it doesn't shrink prematurely onto the wiring.


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On Tue, 14 Jun 2005 04:57:28 -0700, Larry Jaques
wrote:

On Tue, 14 Jun 2005 06:18:37 GMT, the opaque "Ivan Vegvary"
spake:

Repeat 10 times daily!

PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING

BTDT. g

Rule #2: Place shrink tubing far enough away from the heat of the
soldering area that it doesn't shrink prematurely onto the wiring.


Rule #3: Place remaining shrink tubing far enough away from the blast of the
heat gun.

--

Boris Mohar

Larry Jaques wrote:
On Tue, 14 Jun 2005 06:18:37 GMT, the opaque "Ivan Vegvary"
spake:


Repeat 10 times daily!

PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING


BTDT. g

Rule #2: Place shrink tubing far enough away from the heat of the
soldering area that it doesn't shrink prematurely onto the wiring.



Rule #2.1: If you can't move it far enough away place a wad of water
soaked TP over it to keep it cool.

That's what I did this last Sunday, during an unscheduled cord repair
session in the middle of trimming the shrubbery with my electric hedge
trimmer. I got so involved in my arboreal artistry that I lost track of
where the extension cord was and trimmed it too.

It wasn't the first time that's happened to me either. I'm glad I have
those guardian angel GFCI outlets looking after me, particularly since
the hedge trimmer is a 30+ year old B&D with an all metal housing. G

Jeff

--
Jeffry Wisnia

(W1BSV + Brass Rat '57 EE)

"Truth exists; only falsehood has to be invented."

So, for an encore you will flare the tube while the fitting is in your
pocket. Then sweat the union on without the nut.


"Ivan Vegvary" wrote in message
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Repeat 10 times daily!

PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING
PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING

Ivan Vegvary

"Jeff Wisnia" wrote: (clip)I lost track of where the extension cord was
and trimmed it too.(clip)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
My hedgetrimmer has an automatic feature that makes it stop when that
happens.

You know that little brass cap on a light socket? It has to go on the cord
before the wires are attached.

Ivan Vegvary wrote:

PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING

I have a rule that is much easier to remember:
Grab iron on the cold side.

Nick
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In article 1Fure.4780$1q5.670@trnddc02, Ivan Vegvary says...

PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING


This is a variant of the commonly seen:

Place Heat Shrink Tubing on Before Crimping Lug,

and the ever-popular

PLACE STRAIN RELIEF HARDWARE ON CABLE BEFORE SOLDERING
CONNECTOR TO SAME.

Jim


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...
Ivan Vegvary wrote:

PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING

I have a rule that is much easier to remember:
Grab iron on the cold side.

Nick
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An old boss (microwave engineer) of mine used to love to tell this story...

It seems that the company for which he used to work hired this engineer with
a freshly minted master's degree (!). The chief engineer told him to work
with Robert to gain a little insight into the company's products. Robert
was in the process of turning on/tuning up a power amplifier he'd just
designed. The guy was sitting between Robert and his soldering iron and
Robert asked him to hand it to him. Wanting to be polite and pass it so
that Robert could easily take it by the handle, he picked it up by the
business end... Our hero was still dancing around, holding his smoldering
fingers when Robert was in the Chief's office, yelling, "GET THAT GUY OUTTA
HERE!!!"

On 14 Jun 2005 21:01:23 -0700, jim rozen wrote:
In article 1Fure.4780$1q5.670@trnddc02, Ivan Vegvary says...

PLACE HEAT SHRINK TUBING PRIOR TO SOLDERING

This is a variant of the commonly seen:

Place Heat Shrink Tubing on Before Crimping Lug,
and the ever-popular
PLACE STRAIN RELIEF HARDWARE ON CABLE BEFORE SOLDERING
CONNECTOR TO SAME.

Right up there with "Put plug shell on before soldering plug to end of
cable", and "unplug it from the device before you cut off the end of the
wire to reterminate it", yes?