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Has anyone tried using some of the ring type terminals like you crimp on
stranded wire to make connections to the cable TV type of rg-6 coax ? Say to make a dipole and you want to feed it with some rg-6 it is almost impossiable to make a connection to a wire dipole. I was thinking that I could take a ring terminal designed for about # 14 copper wire and peel back some of the aluminum strands and put then through the ring terminal and crimp it. I have tried it on a test piece of coax and it holds well, but not sure if it would hold up out in the weather for a number of years. |
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