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    MEP831 Starter

    High frequency arc starts help, but copper is pretty easy; it just sucks heat out. I would try a few practice runs on a similar sized wire first. If your brazing rods need flux, I would use a non corrosive flux given how close this is to electrical parts that might care... FWIW...
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    MEP831 Starter

    Sorry! Local welding shop? Easy to do with a torch, or better yet a TIG welder. It might have been silver soldered. (High melting point and high conductivity.) I would be tempted to replace the wire if you can get to the other end... All the best, 2Pbfeet
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