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Common misunderstanding 200 1983

Hey Art, thanks for the insight. This situation rekindles concerns I've had in the past about electrical connectors. I did a little online research to further educate myself. And at this time I'm going to add a ACZP (anti-corrosive-zinc-past) to improve my odds. Then I'm going to monitor everything very close.

I'm going to go with some GB Ox-Gard.

If I have to take the next step, are the plastic connectors available anywhere?
I would assume the female metal inserts could be found at an electrical supply house.
--
Bruce S. near D.C.






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