The area where it is connected is oxygen free. As long as you did not get your finger yuck all over the wire..

I love "tiffany' style RCA which solder the center post, but use only a compression fit to lock on the ground.
The compression seals the contact area.
I also use screw down WBT spades and like them too.

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Topic - Do you worry about wire oxidation for non-solder type RCA? - eduardoo 18:40:54 05/10/12 (15)

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The area where it is connected is oxygen free. As long as you did not get your finger yuck all over the wire.. - Elizabeth 15:34:52 05/11/12 (0)

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RE: Do you worry about wire oxidation for non-solder type RCA? - Duster 19:16:32 05/10/12 (3)

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RE: Do you worry about wire oxidation for non-solder type RCA? - eduardoo 23:09:16 05/10/12 (0)

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The area where it is connected is oxygen free. As long as you did not get your finger yuck all over the wire.. - Elizabeth 15:34:52 05/11/12 (0)

The area where it is connected is oxygen free. As long as you did not get your finger yuck all over the wire..

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