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Hi,
I am trying to replace a couple of sub-c nicads. Something that should be so simple is not going smoothly! Is there a trick to soldering the tags of two cells together? It has taken me ages and the result looks untidy. What trick am I missing? I now find that the remaining tags are too wide for the spade terminals, so I was going to change the terminals for wider ones. I've not crimped before so I am unsure what size spade terminals to buy. In tool station they describe them as 1.5, 2.5, and 6mm. I presume this means they take 1.5mm^2, 2.5mm^2, 6mm^2 cable rather than being the actual size of the terminal? In cpc they list the spades as being IIRC 2.8mm and 4mm. I think the ones I have are 3mm (2.8?) and the ones I need are 4mm. So far so good, but they then say something about being 0.8mm. Is this the thickness? Why don't they mention the length or are all spade terminals a standard length? TIA |
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