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    A soldering iron and some solder.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ranker View Post
    A soldering iron and some solder.
    yep, heat and molten metal - AND insulation tape
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    Eeek - no insulation tape but otherwise correct. Only fed through one of the yellow wires also. More tonight.

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    Quote Originally Posted by phcjpp View Post
    Eeek - no insulation tape but otherwise correct. Only fed through one of the yellow wires also. More tonight.

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    as long as none of the opposite polarity wires touch you will be fine - if they do....wellllllll
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    Quote Originally Posted by GeoffP View Post
    as long as none of the opposite polarity wires touch you will be fine - if they do....wellllllll
    Geoff what do you take me for its all heatshrinked (per wire and the whole) and then sleeved.

    I used to build particle accelerators for a living I know all about not letting the wires touch But seriously, I'm sure its all total overkill but what else are we here for !!


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    Quote Originally Posted by phcjpp View Post
    seriously, I'm sure its all total overkill but what else are we here for !!


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    Chris,

    The act of watercooling itself is already total overkill. Try explaining watercooling to your homeowners' insurance company lol

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    Yes the QX6800's are here in the UK.

    So what could this be that was sat in the hall when I got home from work ?





    All I can say is WOOT WOOT WOOT

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    Last edited by phcjpp; 06-25-2007 at 01:27 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by phcjpp View Post
    Geoff what do you take me for its all heatshrinked (per wire and the whole) and then sleeved.

    I used to build particle accelerators for a living I know all about not letting the wires touch But seriously, I'm sure its all total overkill but what else are we here for !!


    Chris
    hehe M2CW

    BTW - those helping hands are fantastic - going to pick them up in OZ for about AU$14. Great for finicky stuff -- never thought of looking for something like that
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