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Clinging on tightly
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I always used to solder the ends of my cables to stop them from fraying and this was especially useful if cutting down a long cable. In the latter case I could solder around the place I was going to cut and then cut the cable with ease and with no splaying or fraying.
In recent times I have been unable to solder the cables at all. The solder just won't wet the cable material. My solder and soldering irons and flux remain the same so I conclude that the cable material has changed. Does anyone know what's what here as I really prefer the solder solution to this problem.
Do I need RoHS soldering technology B)
In recent times I have been unable to solder the cables at all. The solder just won't wet the cable material. My solder and soldering irons and flux remain the same so I conclude that the cable material has changed. Does anyone know what's what here as I really prefer the solder solution to this problem.
Do I need RoHS soldering technology B)