Wire nuts in DC? was (Re: Fried Combinor Box) [RE-wrenches]

[hugh piggott]

<x-flowed>At 5:53 pm +0100 2/4/01, Ray Walters wrote:
>I'm interested in what works the
>best for the least cost.

Since you ask, I have never ever had a problem using small bore 
copper tubing (as used here for central heating systems).  About 
5/16th bore for heavy DC stuff.  Cut about 1-1.5inches length of it 
and stuff the stripped wires into it.  Then crush in a skilled 
manner.  Tape or heat shrink if necessary.

Any joint is as good as the guy who does it in the end, I guess.  At 
least that's what I am told.
-- 
Hugh

Scoraig, Scotland
http://www.scoraigwind.co.uk

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