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  1. 04-23-2015, 07:02 PM #11
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    Re: One long piece vs. multiple strands flexwatt ambient temps

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    Just make sure that all your connections are crimped properly into place.
    Better off to solder everything.
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    Re: One long piece vs. multiple strands flexwatt ambient temps

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    That's over kill. With 11" heat tape you will be just fine.
    so you think even with a cool room I'll be fine?
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    Re: One long piece vs. multiple strands flexwatt ambient temps

    Quote Originally Posted by PitOnTheProwl View Post
    Better off to solder everything.
    Only if you know what you're doing soldering. Electrician crimping tools work fine. Make sure to electrical tape off each end of heat tape to prevent gettig shocked
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    I can solder and I plan on soldering
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