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Subject: TWL: Re: RE: Ancor (and other marine) products
From: Ron Rogers (rcrogers6@XXX.XXX)
Date: Thu Feb 13 2003 - 12:00:43 EST
Arild, et. al:
A local marine electronics firm makes the point that the tinned wire that
they employ has a higher temperature rating than Anchor wire. I have no clue
whether this is a significant factor in selecting pleasure boat wire. If I
were worried about wire smoking or burning in living space, I would then say
that Teflon-coated "plenum" wire would be appropriate. So I wonder why they
use - I think the brand was ?Barco?.
Ron Rogers
----- Original Message -----
From: "Arild Jensen" <elnav@XXX.XXX>
> REPLY
> Like I said, WEST often provides a convenience when other sources are not
> available.
> Cobra, Carol, and Royal are three cable manufactures you might try.
> I know Cobra does make locomotive cable.
> If you contact an industrial electrical wholesalers they may know of
other
> sources.
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