I got 750,500 & 412 coring tools for seal-o-matic cable. We called it SLM. You cut the connector on like a big F connector, accept after you got the back nut on you used the coring tool to separate the shield from the dielectric and then inserted a feral to help the back nut tighten up to the pin. You could bend it into a pretzel and tie it in a knot, as long as you did not fold it in half you couldn't kink it.
Re: You know your "Old School" when:
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John
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Fiber Design, Construction, Maintenance
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