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  • 22-05-2025 11:33AM
    #1
    John.G
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    Gel Crimp.jpg

    Was gifted a dozen of these recently, they are filled with gel, just leave a mm or two of stripped wire and crimp them with a pliers or whatever.

    Post edited by John.G on


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  • #2
    The Cush
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    Gel crimps, I've used them previously when moving a telephone landline, great job, Iirc you don't need to strip the wire prior to crimping.



  • #3
    con747
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    @John.G you might want to hide your gmail address from that picture.

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  • #4
    John.G
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    Thanks, I've edited the post to change the photo.



  • #5
    10-10-20
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    Telecoms and low voltage I see. Beats a few twists of the wire and a few turns of non-sticky electrical tape!



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