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For fine wire, using heat shrink on each solder joint helps reduce the stress. The biggest risk is a "cold" solder joint that looks... -
The test splices never failed at the splice (instead breaking outside of the splice area), leaving NASA to conclude that "the solder...
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True as solder doesn't add much physical strength and is prone to cracking. But I was talking about something like this...
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PedalUma reacted to Old-tool-guy's post in the thread Metric Conversion Speed Trick, 20 to 28mph with
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PedalUma reacted to Gionnirocket's post in the thread Metric Conversion Speed Trick, 20 to 28mph with Haha.
I hate s*it like this... Just buy a bike that does what you want.
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PedalUma replied to the thread Wire Organizing- What Do You Use?.When I was about nine, my dad told me to never rely on a soldered joint for mechanical strength.
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It's definitely good for what you use it for... Probably Ip65 compliant. I was just saying it's not equal to marine grade heat shrink...
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PedalUma replied to the thread Wire Organizing- What Do You Use?.I will need to use that silicone tape today inside a motor compartment. I am joining a 4 mm eight wire lomb to a 6 mm lomb. None of my...
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Hey! I resemble that remark! That said I do have a bit more to manage. Coming out of the frame is a main harness that handles the...
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ya its nasty I use it once In awhile but not on the drive chain.
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PedalUma replied to the thread Easy way to clean rotors..A max speed of 23 mph is great on a girl's 20" $127 bike coaster brake bike for a six-year old going down a hill. Congratulations on the...
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yep. though its good to take some alcohol in a spray bottle and flush the dust from the caliper once in awhile. our tandem developed a...
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The only time I clean my rotors is when they get noisy. No reason to clean them otherwise.
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yes but with a lot of heat any small amount of contaminate becomes the back stuff. or like on my new bike I had a bit of disc rub and...
