andrewbutler(at)ireland.c Guest
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Posted: Fri Dec 12, 2008 5:06 am Post subject: Crimping of machined D-sub pins with 4-Way Indent Pin |
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Good stuff indeed.
Now only last week I installed my Ray Allen elevator trim and attached the AWG24 to AWG22 using D-SUB PINS. One of the AWG 24 wires did indeed disconnect, and I incorrectly (thanks guys) assumed that I hadn't crimped it right. I redid it and gave all the pins tug. They stuck fast. Now I know I was lucky.
Next I joined up the MALE FEMALE D-SUB pins and covered each connection in heatshrink. Then I bundled the lot together and covered with a single larger piece of heat shrink.
I installed the trim assembly with the heatshrinked bundle poking through the bushing in the elevator spar. Nice job done (I thought).
Do I need to redo it?
If so, why? i.e. what are the realistic failure modes that the AWG24 side of the connections might contibute to, in this case, given that I tested each crimp and each one has two layers of heat shrink holding them together?
Andrew Butler
RV71700
Galway, Ireland.
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