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As I suspected, there was a simple solution lurking out there.  
Brent's suggestion of solder, copper foil and heatshrink seems to  
make the most sense. Brent, thanks for saving me a few $$$.

Now if only Hamid would educate us on a properly designed backshell...):


Angier Ames
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