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As the top of the cableâs outer sheath is sealed by the bottom part of the cable luberâs rubber inner and the inner wire is sealed by the top of the liner, the spray canât aerosol pressure forces lubricant down between the wire and sheath.f you keep the nozzle depressed for several seconds, you should be able to push lubricant along the entire length of the cable. You can purchase the cable luber at sportingforless for $4.95.
The specialized coaxial cable used for a ThickNet computer network is sometimes referred to as yellow cable or orange cable because its outer insulation or jacket is made of either PVC (yellow) or Teflon (orange). This material makes the cable stiff and inflexible.ransceivers were connected directly to cables through a device known as a vampire tap, which is called such since it has spikes that pierce directly through the cableâs outer jacket and into its center conductor. An N connector may also be used to connect a transceiver to a cable.