"Capocorda" exacly i s the special connector generally solderd at the end
of a wire.
"Dado" is a nut, generally hexagonal, screwed in a bolt.

Renzo

At 13.57 04/03/04 +0500, you wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>I'm looking at a parts list that is in Italian and it has "Capocorda" as
>the description for some parts. Anyone knows what it means?
>
>Also, what would "dado" and "ponte" refer to in context of electrical
>components? Litereal translations mean dice and bridge.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Shahid
>
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