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30-12-2010, 17:31
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Re: paper: Working with Wires ( striping, crimping, and soldering)
In addition to fork or ring terminals, we may cut a slot in a ring terminal to make it into a hook.
But as pointed out, the Black Jaguars have non-captive screws, so they may be removed without leaving debris. However, I recommend only removing one at a time to avoid replacing the screws to the wrong posts. 
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