So when you tap into an existing wire how do you do that?
Cut the wire, strip ~4mm, remember to slide on heat shrink (!!), and crimp with uninsulated butt connector. Slide heat shrink over joint and seal.So when you tap into an existing wire how do you do that?
I’ve tried (not just with this) but he already knows everything apparently.errrr, teach the lad how to hold his rod please.
Mini gas powered torches are fab for heatshrink. Who has time to plug a full sized heat gun in, plus the size and throw of the heat gun doesn't go well in cars.Cut the wire, strip ~4mm, remember to slide on heat shrink (!!), and crimp with uninsulated butt connector. Slide heat shrink over joint and seal.
One side will have two wires in it, so connector size choice is important.
These are where I tapped the Canbus circuit - this is bit embarrassing though as I singed the cable insulation a bit... A lighter is “ok” for heat shrink but easy to singe stuff if vague out for a second... Need to get a proper heat gun for this.
B&S, this is straya mate....none of that B&S AWG shit here pleaseI should clarify that anything big and for heavy current, 8B&S and above I use non insulated crimps with a hydraulic crimper. Small stuff happy to solder.
Checkout perv..I don't know where else to post this...
A couple of days ago I was at our independent grocer. Followed a woman at the checkout who bought two things. Creme fraiche and femfresh. And the only thing going through my brain was I hope she doesn't mix those up when she gets home.
Agree.My 12 yo self would be able to answer it better than me currently! I think the answer is 7,1,4?
I just arranged as a matrix and worked out configurations from there. Could be way off though!
Where did you get the 6 from? I think it's quite tough too. I'll ask my wife tonite who teaches grade 7. I'm 7,1,4. Unless I'm wrong in which case as an adult I will claim a typo...Hmm, I'm intrigued. I think the answer is 7,1,6. Regardless I agree, seems tough for a grade 7!