Will connector blocks do?... I used that in my first prototype to suspend the silver electrodes into the DW.
Will need to separate them (as they come in blocks), and ensure that connector block elements (plastic and metal) doesn't touch the DW for fear of contamination and also the metals from the brass or steel will go into the DW and contaminate with nasty stuff like Nickel. I believe that it is very easy, cheap(Possibly less than a dollar for a connector block - of which you only require 2) and certainly within the capabilities of the average non-technical person. the tools required for this would be a kitchen knife to cut the plastic to separate the connector block, and a electrical screwdriver used to wire plugs etc, to screw in the silver wire. Peace and blessings to all, Asif. From: [email protected] Sent: Monday, September 19, 2011 9:25 PM To: [email protected] Subject: CS>Soldering vs crimping I will pop in to say that soldering will FEEL beyond a housewife's ability. First they will have to buy the tool--as many will not know someone with the tool--then they will have to get beyond the fear of 'what if I burn my house down' , they will be terribly unsure of making a good solder, whereas with the correct crimping tool (I've only used the larger ones for coax wire so don't know about smaller ones) and a gentle tug they will know if they got it correct or not. There IS, however, a small solder pen that I've seen advertised on TV. Burnless solder pen--meaning you can touch the tip to your finger and not get burnt yet when you touch the tip to the metal wire it will solder. Single moms will also be worried about their small children getting burnt on the solder gun when their backs are turned. Just something to consider. Samala, Renee
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