http://workmanship.nasa.gov/lib/insp/2%20books/frameset.html

Have a look through the different kind of acceptable connections for NASA. I found this site quite interesting.

read there parts in PWB lol they allow anything through now, i got taught to solder by an ex Nasa tech when i was at tafe, and god he was a nazi on perfection

Looks like I do it right then


nothing annoys me more than electricians who insist on bending strnded wires over to terminate - they should be taught properly.

dont you just push it into the terminal and hope for the best

LOL

that's pretty cool crap

could anyone find a link to an entire PDF document? (as opposed to each section, opening up a 1-3 page PDF)

now, to talk my way into printing one out at work for a misc. reference lol.

just press print
and blame it on a co worker

This coming from the guy who taught me more about cabling in one evening @ phat than I'd learnt anytime before

Nice find Teg

So twist n tape is ok?

If you do it right, then it won't fail

stupid tards dont have a full document

Apparantly this is unacceptable......whoops

Glad there isn't anything that tight with dB Drag scrutineering

Hahhaah, Michael that is funny, at times we have had competitors claim we are too strict

haha hardly, Ange could easily harden up the rules here. (I'm happy to say that now the civic is out of the picture )

What's the reason behind this? We do it because using a small wire in a big screw terminal without bending makes it easy to not catch the wire when terminating.