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Because NASA says so and i tend to rely more on engineers and scientists who have had a trillion budget to engineer vehicles that take us all around the solar system in extremes of conditions than the lesser budget of the floor guy at B & Q trying to sell his stock of solder.... Read this ...

>CRIMPED TERMINATIONS GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

Aye well .......... I do it Geordie & Robert Stephenson's way ... they built a rocket long before them Americans had even thought of it !!!!
 
Because NASA says so and i tend to rely more on engineers and scientists who have had a trillion budget to engineer vehicles that take us all around the solar system in extremes of conditions than the lesser budget of the floor guy at B & Q trying to sell his stock of solder.... Read this ...

>CRIMPED TERMINATIONS GENERAL REQUIREMENTS

Come on guys and dolls. Comparing domestic LV installations with NASA's take on the matter of crimps is nugatory in my view. I have a military background and by way of example, crimps in aircraft armament systems are a complee no, no. But we are not talking about NASA; and we are not talking about circuits for nuclear weapon systems we are talking about inline connectors in a domestic LV atallation.
 

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