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Wiring electrolytics-Can I use solid copper?
I am ready to install new electrolytics on a 1960 Magnavox,
and just bought 20 gauge solid wire, which when I spliced it, is copper. But looking at it, I don't see one piece of copper wire on the chassis. Is the old wire copper coated in nickel? Does it need to be? Just want to be sure before I go ahead and solder everything. Thanks! |
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All the wiring in the set was refered to as "tinned copper wire". It was easier to solder.
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You can, but beware that the copper conductors will eventually corrode. Some of the wire in my CTC-5 was like that, it causes breaks.
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