The History Of Cable.

[Knobhead]

Wouldn't fancy mauling that around to much. At least taking it out you can chop it in to lengths. No sutch luck putting it in.

 

[trev]

Alyssa, this is a public forum. You may want to edit your location so it's a little less specific

 

[mcnakamura]

it was very informing I learn a lot it might help next figuring out right cable will I use next time.

Electrical contractors

 

[drivebeel]

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[pmcsparks]

By 'Asathene' are you referring to HDPE?. If so, I've seen insulation creep under stress leading to S/C's

 

[johnboy6083]

and guess what i came across last week original braided paper insulated cable from 1930's and guess what its still in use , cant do anything about it till the guys out of hospital bike crash , the elderly lady who lives in the house with the son has lost the plot , all she talks about is the war , so sad when i get in to do it ill gets some pics so watch this space

Nick, did you ever do this job, and did you get pics?

 

[josh99]

That’s really interesting thanks for sharing

 

[superadnim]

I like the paper wire - good for authentic English heritage installations. They like that kind of stuff even if it means there being a safety hazard :0

 

[michelle28]

Informative post. Thanks

 

[pyrotenax]

I've created my own imperial cable rating guide which I use when changing CUs. I attach it here for you all to use.

thanks matey