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In Reply to: Do you worry about wire oxidation for non-solder type RCA? posted by eduardoo on May 10, 2012 at 18:40:54:
One needn't tin a conductor with solder before insertion into a set-screw type termination connector. It will do more conductive harm than good vs. possible oxidation issues. You are an experienced cable terminator -- consider an ample amount of torque applied to set-screws as sufficient for the task.
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