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Multiple wires to single pin
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There have been several posts on techniques to join multiple wires on this forum. Too, check out Aero Electric Connection.
The primary thing, of course, is that you don't run all the wires into the pin literally - you will have a single wire to the pin and split downstream.
The primary thing, of course, is that you don't run all the wires into the pin literally - you will have a single wire to the pin and split downstream.
Try Bob Knuckoll's Site!
Bob has a great number of pictorials on things like this - many times, they will give you a clue on doing something that is "almost" like it. This link:
http://www.aeroelectric.com/articles/multiplewires/multiplewires.html
Shows how to put multiple wires into a ring terminal - no reason you couldn't think of using a Butt splice the same way. Personally, I also like in-line solder joints, when properly heat-shrinked and secured.
Paul
Bob has a great number of pictorials on things like this - many times, they will give you a clue on doing something that is "almost" like it. This link:
http://www.aeroelectric.com/articles/multiplewires/multiplewires.html
Shows how to put multiple wires into a ring terminal - no reason you couldn't think of using a Butt splice the same way. Personally, I also like in-line solder joints, when properly heat-shrinked and secured.
Paul
az_gila
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Like Paul...
...I use the multiple wire solder splice and heat shrink method.
It was needed for this installation of Mitchell gauges, each gauge had individual power, ground and lighting leads.
...I use the multiple wire solder splice and heat shrink method.
It was needed for this installation of Mitchell gauges, each gauge had individual power, ground and lighting leads.
