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<font size=3>At 06:33 PM 12/17/2020, you wrote:<br><br>
>My soldering skills are ok on bigger gauge wires. However, when
trying to fix a<br>
>computer power cord, of the three wires is thinner gauge than I've
ever <br>
>seen....looks to be no more than 10 strands of copper. My first try
failed so I <br>
>wonder if I should use something like this....<br><br>
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Tim,<br><br>
I've used them on a buddy truck. He was trying to add in a switch
and an <br>
additional aux. power outlet, ie. cigarette lighter. Worked
well. At least my buddy<br>
hasn't been back for me to fix it in 2 yrs. <br><br>
I assume that if it is designed to connect 2 18gauge wires, that it can
handle the<br>
current that an 18gauge wire can handle. You can get kits for many
different sizes <br>
of wire. They are color coded for the wire size, and therefore, I
assume, it's <br>
current carrying capacity. I don't see anything that actually gives
a current rating<br>
for them.<br><br>
John<br><br>
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