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thance · #1 6/20/08, 12:46 PM

Is this acceptable? I'm presuming a nick in the SEC that prompted taping. Would you mention this? Thanks!

Peter Doane · #2 6/20/08, 1:01 PM

I wouldnt,...... SEC cable (or any cable for that matter) is subject to damage,... from delivery, storage, installation etc. Obviously they took the time to repair a small defect.

tdietrich1 · #3 6/20/08, 2:56 PM

Looks repaired to me.

Any sparkies that can identify the maker of that no-ox compound? Nothing I've ever used.

tom

Paul W. Abernathy · #4 6/21/08, 3:39 PM

I would not concern myself too much over a repair like this that is accessible. It is the repairs you CANT see that make us worry. This one obviously was cared for and should not present any problems.

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