soldering d sub connector

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• d-sub
• connector
• solder

[georgiowee]

Your method is overwhelming accurate : thanks.

Now: please: may I offer a question?( a practice question, though not so practical):

Dear Sir: what would You do with twisted copper wires, with no isolation, in order to solve this kind of problem ? Apart from using epoxy resine kind of stuff paint ?

Best Regards

[AxiomofDiscord]

20 gauge you say ... I was worried about putting a crimp style disconnect on the end of the wire i would solder into one of these but a 20 should easily work with the standard crimps. I was worried you would need a 24 or smaller hell I would take a 22 thanks for showing me it would work. The Iron as heat to shrink the shrink ... nice won't have to borrow a hair dryer from someone ... thanks twice.

I am rather new to this all so thank you again

Aberran

[unforgivenfrost]

thank you for the help had class today wanted to get a heads up before i went and this definatly helped

[Billkwando]

full penetration is important.