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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2007
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Hello,
A few quick questions. Is it harmful to bend the tube terminals a little ( 45 degrees ? ) to make wiring a little easier? Does anyone have any good tips in making good mechanical connections with resistors and caps on the same terminals mentioned above? I already have done some and find it to be a really slow process. I am using magnifiers, tweezers and patience so far. Thanks Gary |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Dallas,TX
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No, they often come that way. Obviously you don't want them to touch the chassis, however. If you pre-bend the leads into a small hook with a pair of chain-nose pliers, loop it through the terminal and squeeze it tight with ordinary needle-nose pliers, a good mechanical connection can be had.
John
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