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Before connecting, spray both connectors with WD40 (has negligible effect on signals). Connect. Wipe off WD40 (on outside, of course). Wrap tightly and neatly with self-amalgamating tape. Spray again with WD40. Will last for ever. Ian. Ian, Surely the WD40 should not be applied to the electrically connecting surfaces ? Isn't oil an insulator ? And I wouldn't be happy leaving self amalgamating exposed to the sun - overwrap in plastic insulating tape as well with the outermost layer not wrapped under much tension to stop the tape unwrapping itself when baking in the sun. Nick |
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