Signal Corps Manuals
Signal Corps Manuals
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The common screw-glass insulator, with a well-seasoned open bracket, gives excellent results. The brackets are attached with one 20 and one 40 penny nail. Various patent insulators have value for special uses.
WIRE.
For lines not subject to deterioration from salt water, galvanized iron wire in No. 14 or No. 9 B. W. G. is supplied. This wire is designated as extra best best. The tie wires are supplied in lengths of 12 inches in the same gauge as line wire, but annealed.
For lines exposed to the... action of salt air and for common battery telephone work on comparatively long lines. No. 12 B. & S. hard- drawn bare copper wire is furnished. This wire is supplied in coils of 1 mile and should be handled with extreme care to avoid danger of bruising its surface. Any scratch or bruise should be cut from the wire before it is installed. Splices should be made, invariably using Mclntyre sleeves, and no solder. The use of a soldering iron endan- gers the strength of this type of line. Tie wires are furnished in an- nealed copper wires.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The common screw-glass insulator, with a well-seasoned open bracket, gives excellent results. The brackets are attached with one 20 and one 40 penny nail. Various patent insulators have value for special uses.
WIRE.
For lines not subject to deterioration from salt water, galvanized iron wire in No. 14 or No. 9 B. W. G. is supplied. This wire is designated as extra best best. The tie wires are supplied in lengths of 12 inches in the same gauge as line wire, but annealed.
For lines exposed to the... action of salt air and for common battery telephone work on comparatively long lines. No. 12 B. & S. hard- drawn bare copper wire is furnished. This wire is supplied in coils of 1 mile and should be handled with extreme care to avoid danger of bruising its surface. Any scratch or bruise should be cut from the wire before it is installed. Splices should be made, invariably using Mclntyre sleeves, and no solder. The use of a soldering iron endan- gers the strength of this type of line. Tie wires are furnished in an- nealed copper wires.
What to read after Signal Corps Manuals?
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