REFLECTOR: Electrical Marking Tip
Lou Stedman
stedmanlou at roadrunner.com
Fri Dec 12 09:05:26 CST 2008
I am assuming that you are talking about the electrical tags which come in a book. They are not intended to roll around the wires. They are intended to wrap around the wire once , then adhere to themselves. I know this makes them stick out and catch on other wires but they will stay without any other shrink wrap. Don't forget to put markers on each end of the wires. Saves un bundling in the future when attempting to trace wires.
Lou Stedman
Velocity N7044Q
Olean, NY
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From: Velocity xl
To: reflector at tvbf.org
Sent: Friday, December 12, 2008 9:29 AM
Subject: REFLECTOR: Electrical Marking Tip
Say all I am looking to a little help with electrical wiring.
I have the wire markers ( the little numbers and letters )
that you tape to the wire as an Identifier. The problem is
they keep coming off. Now I have put clear heat shirk tubing
on the ones I install now and that works great but I really do
not want to cut off all of my Crimps to put heat shrink tubing
on the ones I missed. Is there any tips on how to keep these
little Pieces of tape on the wire???
PS I decided to go all electrical and get rid of the Vacuum Gauges.
I did not look like there was a good way to run these Vacuum gauges.
Thanks
Ron
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