hey @starkatt, you seem most likely of the people we know to have an answer to this: do you have a preferred crimping tool? And crimp type while we're at it; some connectors have a round bit you squeeze tight onto the wire and others are kinda U-shaped where you fold the arms of the U in on top of things
we're going to need to crimp a few 8 AWG wires soon and the generic crimp tool we have only goes down to 12
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oh i ended up finding the answer to this, things rated in mmHg or inHg are generally rated on their negative gauge pressure, while things rated in fractional torr or μmHg are rated on absolute pressure
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er, actually this is talking about inches of mercury, so inHg not mmHg
but same question still stands
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in the US, cassia can legally be labelled and sold as cinnamon, but I believe it can't in europe
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for those who don't know the difference:
cinnamon is the bark of the cinnamomum verum tree, which is difficult to grow and picky about climate. cassia is the bark of cinnamomum cassia, a related but hardier tree that's easier to grow
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