• Re: Rubber beading on high voltage cable insulation

    From Peter W.@21:1/5 to All on Wed Jul 20 03:32:44 2022
    Bits of melted tar maybe...

    That was (is) a potting material commonly used 'back in the day' over taped connectors. Now, my electrical experience 'in the field' goes back to 1972, and the electrician I worked for had a metal pot with a screw-lid & brush cap that he used when we ran
    cables to stubs in a conduit where there might be water involved. The cables would be bugged to the stubs, taped, then tarred, then taped again.

    Peter Wieck
    Melrose Park, PA

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