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Re: Placement of the SLU-35 Terminal Lugs
Good luck and see you in Atlanta!
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03-02-2006, 00:57
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Re: Placement of the SLU-35 Terminal Lugs
Also remember if your using a solder on connector on the 6 gauge wire use an iron that can get it hot enough. Most common PCB/electronics irons wont putout enough heat to make a good secure connection!
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