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Solder Sleeve Seal Wire - Anybody use these?

By Cheddar

5 years ago



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    #1 5 years ago
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    GoldenStatePin

    US Lodi, CA

    11y 117K 5,180 17 10

    Event though designed for water proof installations these look very convenient for butt splicing cut wires. Has anybody used these before?

    https://www.banggood.com/100Pcs-Red-Heat-Shrink-Solder-Sleeve-Seal-Wire-Splice-Butt-Connector-AWG-22-18GA-p-1181439.html

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    #3 5 years ago
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    GoldenStatePin

    US Lodi, CA

    11y 117K 5,180 17 10

    Quoted from LTG:

    I have them. Haven't used yet. Given to me by a pinball repair, camera repair, electronics repair person and he swears by them.
    LTG : )

    They're cheap enough to try. Good enough for me. Thanks!

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