Miller, Kempster Blanchard, 1870-1933 · New York : McGraw publishing company · leaf 839
bsequently rot and allow the cable to fall,and many forms of all metal hangers have been devised to take itsplace. Some of these involved the use of a zinc band which wasplaced around the cable and supported by„ the wire hook. They AERIAL CABLE CONSTRUCTION. 817 were very satisfactory, but the… … FIG. 594.-MARLIN HANGER. the conductors and for insulation of its resistance and capacity be-fore the cable is unreeled, so that any difficulty that may exist maybe attributed to the fault of the manufacturer or to the transporta-tion company. For facilitating such tests the cable is usually…
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