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I just finished soldering a #6 wire to a copper connector. I am out of
propane see used a carbon rod and battery charger to heat the copper
connector. All worked well, but now I wonder, all the heat starts at
the contact point.
Is there somthing about carbon that causes a high
resistance at the contact point?
Does it matter what it is contacting?
Thanks, Mike
propane see used a carbon rod and battery charger to heat the copper
connector. All worked well, but now I wonder, all the heat starts at
the contact point.
Is there somthing about carbon that causes a high
resistance at the contact point?
Does it matter what it is contacting?
Thanks, Mike