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Hence the "bird nest" reference.

Since the thread was being handled so well, I only wanted to pipe in that I have been seeing this often but in the lower quality cables.

There have been instances at the place I used to work for that when you "pulled" thru the new coax, you might not like what you get on the other end. The braid came off the sleeve - soldered to the ferrule - but left / broke off in the middle of the line as we pulled the new line thru.

Problem was... - this was the new line - so you already know a buried cable in the harness - busted sleeve and braid - inside a cab - with the Driver needing the rig to put under a hot load....

You can just imagine the fun we had...

[QUOTE="Handy Andy, post: 760446, member: 52309"] Hence the "bird nest" reference. Since the thread was being handled so well, I only wanted to pipe in that I have been seeing this often but in the lower quality cables. There have been instances at the place I used to work for that when you "pulled" thru the new coax, you might not like what you get on the other end. The braid came off the sleeve - soldered to the ferrule - but left / broke off in the middle of the line as we pulled the new line thru. Problem was... - this was the new line - so you already know a buried cable in the harness - busted sleeve and braid - inside a cab - with the Driver needing the rig to put under a hot load.... You can just imagine the fun we had... [/QUOTE]

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