In article , Arthur Quinn
wrote:

Can't you just take out the screws and solder the wires into the screw
holes with old fashioned tin/lead solder?

I have tried that. But find that the materials tend to make it awkward.
There is a tendency for the metal not 'wet' or 'tin'. And since they
weren't designed for soldering I find the plastic tends to deform unless I
can solder *very* quickly and easily... which the difficulty tinning tends
to make hard. Alas, my soldering ability (and eyesight) aren't that good
these days. Age and lack of practice.

It is something I can do if necessary, but tends to end up with my using up
a lot of plugs and bad language. :-)

I do still have and use ye olde leddie solder, though.

Jim

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