Soldering to NASA standards

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Soldering to NASA standards

01-13-2019, (Subject: Soldering to NASA standards )

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RE: Soldering to NASA standards

Cool technique but the linemans splice is mostly suitable for single core wire.

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Soldering to NASA standards - Chamberpains - 01-13-2019,

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