May have found part of my electrical gremlins.
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Probably not salvageable? Oxidation/corrosion looks too deep into the copper. Is it worth tryng to cut them back and solder a new connector on them?
A new cable set is expensive!
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Green Cuprous Oxide (CU2O)... changes the Pure Copper Metal Stranded Wires from being the Second MOST Conductive Metal On Earth after Silver...into a DIELECTRIC Substance and thus, can invade the full length of Battery Cables and interfere with Current Flow. The effect is to increase their Electrical Resistance... and likewise, increase the HEAT that can generate inside of the Cables via "PTC" (Positive Thermal Co-Efficient). At Cryogenic Temperatures... Copper Oxide becomes...Super-Conducting.
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Green Cuprous Oxide (CU2O)... changes the Pure Copper Metal Stranded Wires from being the Second MOST Conductive Metal On Earth after Silver...into a DIELECTRIC Substance and thus, can invade the full length of Battery Cables and interfere with Current Flow. The effect is to increase their Electrical Resistance... and likewise, increase the HEAT that can generate inside of the Cables via "PTC" (Positive Thermal Co-Efficient). At Cryogenic Temperatures... Copper Oxide becomes...Super-Conducting.
Cuprous (Copper) Oxide Properties and Applications
Cuprous oxide being unique in their nature due to excellent properties have remarkable applications all of which are very different from one another yet very unique in their nature.
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