Folder 634 Division - Electrical Cable Testing and Ident.

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pdf 634-000-000 I59 Popular

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634-000-000_I59.pdf

634-000-000 I59
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pdf 634-000-000 I60 Popular

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634-000-000 I60
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pdf 634-215-505 SW IA Cable Restoration Description and Use Popular

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634-215-505_SW_IA_Aug87_RapidCableRestoration_NeonBoards.pdf

634-215-505 SW IA Cable Restoration Description and Use
Issue A, August 1987, Southwestern Bell.  Rapid Restoration and Neon Restoral Boards.  Contributed by Steve Cichorsky.

pdf 634-305-502 SW IA KS-14103 L6 Test Set Popular

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634-305-502_SW_IA_Aug87_KS14103_L6_BreakdownTestSet.pdf

634-305-502 SW IA KS-14103 L6 Test Set
Issue A, August 1987, Southwestern Bell.  The breakdown test set is designed primarily to test and break down loaded or nonloaded pulp- or paper-insulated copper conductor pairs. Contributed by Steve Cichorsky.

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