How about .412 cable/ Pressure taps/ splicing braided 408 cable for trunk/ hanging amp cans on double x arms/ Straight cable splice barrels/ crimp copper center conductors on splices/ 720 field strength meter/ splicing amp-splitters-LE's-Terminator...no taps back then/no footage on the wall prints-you just scaled out your footage for the day 1"-200Ft/ No loops in the cable you just lashed it up with the only block being at the pole...do I hear WEEE-Wall's, Drilling all pole with strand using brace and bit...but one thing that has never changed..the good ole C-J lasher. How about 98 poles a day reading end of lines. Good Ole Day, back when a lineman...was a lineman, not some bucket baby.
Be safe out there...there are 100 ways death can find you......MicroMan
Re: who remembers these
Member #: 2039
Registered: 1996-2001
Posted:
1090
Name:
MicroMan
Name:
Gary E. Ogden
Company:
Micro Network Svc Grp
Occupation:
Coax-Copper-Fiber-
Location:
Domestic-International
Personal:
Experience:
~60 years
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