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Characteristics of the cellular-polyethylene insulated aluminum telephone cable specified by the British Post Office are discussed and compared to those of copper cable. Topics include advantages (lighter weight and lower cost), drawbacks (corrosion), production methods, and use of petroleum jelly fill.
Characteristics of the cellular-polyethylene insulated aluminum telephone cable specified by the British Post Office are discussed and compared to those of copper cable. Topics include advantages (lighter weight and lower cost), drawbacks (corrosion), production methods, and use of petroleum jelly fill.
| Author(s) | Kinkaid, K.I.Standard Telephone and Cables Ltd., Smith, D.K. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products47(1): 56-63 1972 |
| Year | 1972 |
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