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What's the solution to soldering through to the underlying braid in a PL259
if the only soldering iron small enough to engage the holes is a low-power jobbie? Perchance the solution lies in using a junior hacksaw to make a slot between two of the holes so the big iron can get in there? This is for an outdoors connection, so I want to ensure that it is sound. |
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