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Paso 1: Ponga el cable a través de la carcasa al enchufe
Paso 2: Soldar el cable al enchufe
Paso 3: Empuje el enchufe en la carcasa hasta que la carcasa mantenga el enchufe.
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5 juegos de 5 juegos de cables de banana, color rojo
5 juegos de 5 juegos de cables de banana de 4 mm de color negro
Adrien Joinette
Comentado en Canadá el 11 de noviembre de 2024
excellent quality, easily soldered I had to use a heat gun to soften the plastic casing to get it to slide over the soldered end
MFH Strange
Comentado en Canadá el 30 de diciembre de 2023
Three stars? A bad product? Not at all. They work fine and if you are not pulling them out and inserting them into different components all the time, they will be just fine. But they are just a light weight plastic. I don't think they were ever intended for heavy use. Like in a studio setting. But my applications are not like that. I will make a project and then not worry about any kind of dis-assembly. My will stay connected. And for that kind of use, these are fine.Bottom line is that they work. They fit well into my connectors. If you are careful with them, they should be fine. Just remember, they are not heavy duty. They are light weight connectors. I think the old adage, "You get what you pay for" applies here.Paid for with my own money. Thanks!
vincent Liu
Comentado en Canadá el 10 de enero de 2023
Excelente Productor
S
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 23 de abril de 2023
Other reviewers complained about the tight fit of the cover. I gripped the cover with pliers and pressed until it snapped on the metal plug. I'm not a particular strong person. I liked that it was a tight fit. Soldered wire to the plug and measured only miliohm resistance. The plug fit snugly into my Fluke multimeter. Seems like a good product.
Angie's Husband
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 20 de octubre de 2019
Great quality banana plugs so far. They seem to take up to AWG 14 sized wire.They are solder plugs, not crimp, and require quite a bit of force to snap together.Key point is that they plastic jacket and strain relief needs to be threaded on the wire FIRST!Here is what I did:1. Thread jacket on wire2. Strip small amount of wire3. Flux the exposed wire4. Pre-tin the solder cup on the plug5. Mate the wire and plug6. Solder7. Grab the jacket with pliers and push DOWN into the plug (on a piece of scrap wood)You should feel a noticeable "click" when it is fully mated and seated properly. The resulting plug feels very solid. Just dont forget to use a piece of wood, as you can see in the last photo the amput of pressure let divots! (Ok, it is a piece of Fir, so it is soft wood to begin with, but still... You get the point.)Enjoy!
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