Practical Telephone Handbook And Guide to the Telephone Exchange

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Practical Telephone Handbook And Guide to the Telephone Exchange
J Poole
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Single- shed insulators have only one inverted cup. It will be seen that a great length of surface is opposed to the leakage between the wire (which is fastened in the groove) and the bolt. The screw arrangement shown allows of the insulator being taken apart from the bolt, when in position, for the purpose of cleaning out the inside or to Fig. 182.
change the position of the wires on the Scale j.
poles. An india-rubber ring, put over the screw, is used to allow for the difference in expansion
...by heat between the iron and the porcelain.
The wire is placed against one side of the groove and is then bound to the insulator by two lengths of i8's soft copper- wire, in the manner shown in Fig. 183, the Digitized by VjOOQ IC 204 PRACTICAL TELEPHONE HANDBOOK, binding wire being first wrapped round the line wire in order to prevent injury from the continual friction against the insulator. The wires are then whipped round the line from B to E, thence back to D ; then from the upper side of the line wire round the neck of the insulator to the under side of the line at C, back over the first layer to B, and then finished off" as a single layer to A.


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