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*2 of the most recent were bad and one from a long time ago was bad | *2 of the most recent were bad and one from a long time ago was bad | ||
*Koch wants me to try to fix them, but this time, crimp the gold needle onto the wire instead of solder, then try to remove said needle by hand | *Koch wants me to try to fix them, but this time, crimp the gold needle onto the wire instead of solder, then try to remove said needle by hand | ||
**Koch wants me to look up, on the internet, how others do their cable making | |||
**The 2 videos on [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dRC3yz8N4zA&feature=related YouTube] that I watched demonstrate the technique using a crimp tool | |||
*The wires are all now fixed and ready to go. I even screwed the cables back into the DAQ card | |||
**I will return these cables to the Optics Lab and place them on the black table near the tweezers so that a qualified professional can re-install them | |||
[[User:Steven J. Koch|Steve Koch]] 02:42, 21 August 2009 (EDT): Thanks! And thanks for looking up the video -- my opinion is strongly in favor of not doing extra soldering -- I think it can only cause harm and there is no added benefit. | |||
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Steve Koch 02:42, 21 August 2009 (EDT): Thanks! And thanks for looking up the video -- my opinion is strongly in favor of not doing extra soldering -- I think it can only cause harm and there is no added benefit. |