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In Reply to: Installing an IEC receptacle in a CD player posted by wasifazim on February 27, 2002 at 12:44:47:
I did this, and I just used the best stuff I could get my hands on. It is very easy to solder to the clips on the circuit board, so you don't need to buy new ones. I used Belden 19364 (or whatever the crump recipe uses) wrapped in teflon tape. Worked like a charm. On the chassis, I cut out the hole for the IEC using a dremel tool, and used JB weld to beef up the chassis inside so I could use a heavy powercord (shunyata black mamba) without bending the chassis. Just use as short a run of cable inside as possible, and you'll be fine. Cheers!Brian
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- Re: Installing an IEC receptacle in a CD player - Brian Hueske 15:36:57 02/27/02 (2)
- aha..teflon tape.. - wasifazim 16:59:02 02/27/02 (0)
- Re: aha..teflon tape.. - Brian Hueske 21:30:44 02/27/02 (0)
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