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Bill,
Appreciate the info. Ive got sheath clamps on all my cable sheaths but it would seem with #4 or 6 ground wire its not going to work on a 6pr sheath ground. Typically each ped has a 25pr and 10 6pr UG coming in. Do you think the EIA/TIA spec is pertinent to OSP filled cable. Ive already talked out some of the pairs and Im sure they are ok. Thanks Again, Gene
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Your bullet bonds, or sheath clamps, will terminate in the bonding bar of the terminal, the ground will terminate on the bonding bar not the cables. No the cable cert is not for OSP cable.
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This falls under the section called common sense, but.. Before you do a resistance check between 2 'grounds', ALWAYS do a voltage check, and expect the worst. It'll probably be fine, but it only takes 1 snap, bang, boom, or puff of smoke, to bring reality to the forefront! (Whoa, 1st time I've ever had the chance to use that word.) And, yes, that's experience speaking!  John C. (Not Garand)
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