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Another way is to go to your local electrical wholesaler
(assuming he will deal with you now we're past Jan 1st/Part P) and buy one of those chocolate-box-like strips for commoning up 6mm green-and-yellow to clamp all the wires together. "Gary V. Deutschmann, Sr." wrote in message ... I used a cheap pencil flame propane blowtorch and Copper Phosphorus Bronze brazing rods (low melting point, good adhesion to copper), affixing each wire to the ground rod. |
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