Subject	To be honest, the solder seems sloppy but it's hard to tell
Posted by	Neogenesis on July 08, 2007 at 5:04 PM
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In Reply To	the 'bumps' are from the wire wrap around the splice posted by vorpalZ on July 08, 2007 at 04:23 PM
Message	from the pic. If you're confident that it will hold in the future then great.
Follow Ups	Injector connector splicing technique - vorpalZ 11:45:45 07/08/07 Not bad. Perhaps this can be VTF'd. (n/m) - Dave N 12:39:33 07/08/07 Interesting, will try it, hate soldering too. (n/m) - ZonaZ 13:03:10 07/08/07 Re: Injector connector splicing technique - Zoomin 13:41:05 07/08/07 Flux is the key. Makes it really hard to screw up. (n/m) - PennStateZ 13:47:21 07/08/07 3rd. (n/m) - spicyZ 15:59:47 07/08/07 I think flux is more for metal fabrication type soldering. - HanZee 21:00:52 07/08/07 Elaboration... - HanZee 10:40:03 07/09/07 That solder joint looks cold (imho) - Ted (92TT) 13:47:24 07/08/07 the 'bumps' are from the wire wrap around the splice - vorpalZ 16:23:52 07/08/07 To be honest, the solder seems sloppy but it's hard to tell - Neogenesis 17:04:51 07/08/07 Cool :-) - Ted (92TT) 22:35:09 07/08/07 as long as the solder runs all the way thru the copper.. - Drk93TT 17:41:05 07/08/07 2nd, should only have to solder the joint once. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 09:00:09 07/09/07 Yep looks like soldering to me (n/m) - Drk93TT 17:39:11 07/08/07 Good tips about staggering the wire joints -- does - jzack 19:59:42 07/08/07 What we got here is a "cold solder" joint - zorpman1 05:32:34 07/09/07
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