Switchcraft 226, 1/4” right angle mono plug
Switchcraft #226 - 1/4" Mono Right Angle Plug
The terminal for the tip inside is on an angle, with an insulator next to it. Does one solder ‘over’ and through the hole, like most plugs, or ‘under’ and through? Hard to tell, but it seems difficult to go the typical direction. Thanks!
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Open Apr 16, 2023 - 12:24 PM
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Apr 17, 2023 - 09:41 AM
That is the standard terminal setup for this style of plug. There is no officially "correct" way to do it. We prefer to go under and through. Some may do the opposite. The "correct" way is whichever way gets you a reliable solder joint while avoiding shorts, given your skillset and working preferences.
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Switchcraft #226 - 1/4" Mono Right Angle Plug
MADE IN USA Heavy duty machined copper alloy handle, tip and body for unsurpassed ruggedness. Bright nickel plating on exterior surfaces will not chip or corrode. Solder terminals are tin electroplated for ease of soldering. One-piece tip rod staked into tip terminal ensures electrical continuity. H...
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