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In Reply to: RE: Very illogical posted by geoffkait on January 17, 2013 at 04:17:51:
HI all,
I have very recently mentioned the ECA (electrical conducting adhesives) connection approach. I have been doing quite a bit of reading on this subject, including white papers by distinguished experts in the field of electron transmission and ECAs. The conclusions all basically say or strongly imply that, crimp or solder, connections will become techniques of the past for many applications. Some ECAs contain more than 45% pure silver, in pure silicone or epoxy, providing outstanding electron transmission.
However, I just had a thought on connecting IC wires without any RCAs or ECAs.
The signal wire would be inserted into a PTFE rod, much like an RCA center pin, drilled centrally for the wire size. The inserted wire would be, bent over the tip of the rod and, run down the rod O.D. This assembly would be a sung fit in the central opening of the female connector.
The return wire would be secured to the female connector O.D with an O ring. I am presently looking at PTFE, FEP and AFLAS O rings. The wires would be easily removable, have the desired single point contact, and reapplication would be very easy. This would be great for my home setups because it’s been at least 10 years since I added a component (Audible Illusion M3A). It is rare that I swap out components or move them to different locations. All thoughts will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
henrylr
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- No heat connections - henrylr 10:16:16 01/17/13 (12)
- Yamamoto - unclestu 14:24:15 01/17/13 (11)
- RE: Yamamoto - mehrdadb_gd 15:45:55 01/17/13 (10)
- RE: Yamamoto - henrylr 18:46:02 01/17/13 (9)
- Reducing number of cables - geoffkait 05:34:00 01/18/13 (2)
- RE: Reducing number of cables - henrylr 10:12:55 01/18/13 (1)
- RE: Reducing number of cables - unclestu 12:19:07 01/18/13 (0)
- But increasingly - unclestu 19:52:18 01/17/13 (4)
- RE: But increasingly - henrylr 20:07:24 01/17/13 (3)
- RE: But increasingly - henrylr 20:30:19 01/17/13 (2)
- well - badman 16:14:39 01/25/13 (0)
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